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The jobs will follow when employers can’t hire anyone. If one wants to live in a urban dump to have a certain job, that’s fine, but don’t expect government int
by madengr 7y ago
The jobs will follow when employers can’t hire anyone. If one wants to live in a urban dump to have a certain job, that’s fine, but don’t expect government intervention if they employer does not pay a living wage.
- jandrese 7y agoSo the plan is to move somewhere with no jobs and wait for the opportunities to materialize?
- madengr 7y agoIt’s not binary. Move somewhere with some jobs, maybe for lesser pay with better cost of living. Then other (higher paying) jobs may follow, which will raise the pay for everyone.
- learc83 7y ago>maybe for lesser pay with better cost of living. That's almost never a good economic decision. In reality what people tend to do is move far outside of the city and commute an hour or more each way into the city. And this is only a feasible because the negative externalities of car ownership are heavily subsidized.