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That still sounds like a "your business model is bad" problem. If you can't pay people a wage to match how bad the job you want them to do is, your business sh
by 8note 5y ago
That still sounds like a "your business model is bad" problem.
If you can't pay people a wage to match how bad the job you want them to do is, your business shouldn't exist
- s1artibartfast 5y agoThat is a different point than the idea that everyone is moving on to higher paid jobs. I fully agree that some jobs aren't worth doing at a given price. But this is all relative to someone's next best option. You have take both sides of the decision into account and there are more factors at play. Of course some business models are unsustainable. That said, I think it is dishonest to claim people are finding better pay elsewhere. If people think they can have a better life by not working at all, I think it is relevant to discuss why that is the case and if that is problem that needs to be discussed.
- s1artibartfast 5y agoThen the question becomes "why are businesses models going bad" and "do we want a business environment with fewer jobs".