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In the United States, Labor Day, a day that honors working people, is right around the corner. Ours is celebrated this coming Monday. Interestingly enough, a holiday that honors working people is also a day almost all working people aren't working. lol
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So, who will celebrate that day? People who are not working? Lol
lol. Most people.
Hope it will be A Labor Day celebration, not a noise barrage or a rally seeking for jobs. Lol
We could use some people here seeking jobs. We have 9 million unemployed and 10 million jobs nobody wants. lol
That’s the problem because as i what i remember your President promised to give financial support to all American people. Lol Correct me if i’m wrong
Nope. You are correct. This POS president we have now is happy to reward laziness.
That’s what happened in UK now. Plenty of people don’t want to work because of the benefits they received from the gov’t that’s much larger amount than you work full time.
That is what happened here, and it got the whole system gummed up badly. Perhaps from the worker's perspective, the worker shortage has enticed businesses to raise wages. But it is a double edged sword because higher wages mean a higher cost to doing business which means things will also be more expensive.
That’s the problem, if there will an increase of wages then all commodities prices will also rise. So, it’s still the same equation. The higher the wages given, the higher also the prices of all the commodities to cope up the higher expenses.
One of the ironies of life. 😂