The article is kind of saying the opposite of what the headline implies. It says that Kashkari had previously been making the argument about paying more, but t

The article is kind of saying the opposite of what the headline implies. It says that Kashkari had previously been making the argument about paying more, but that, with unemployment falling to its lowest level in 49 years, we might now be getting to a point where there might actually be truth to the notion that there are just not enough bodies out there. I see a solution to the problem: Remote work. Put people who are on site into jobs that actually require people to be on site, and fill jobs that don't have that requirement remotely. That way you can get around the absence of bodies in the U.S. (coupled with the tight immigration regime) and the skills shortage.