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Nope. A fluid labor market means just means that contracts and labor have a much easier time finding each other. I'm not particularly interested in guaranteein
by ryandvm 11y ago
Nope. A fluid labor market means just means that contracts and labor have a much easier time finding each other.
I'm not particularly interested in guaranteeing employment for anyone, let alone everyone.
- untog 11y agoA fluid labor market means just means that contracts and labor have a much easier time finding each other. But why is that preferable for labor, compared to having a reliable job? People have bills, mortgages, etc - a "fluid labor market" is not in their favor.