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The reason is that employers are not communicating with each other, competing effectively. Instead of granting raises, they would rather see someone quit, then
by ironmagma 5y ago
The reason is that employers are not communicating with each other, competing effectively. Instead of granting raises, they would rather see someone quit, then gradually (or not gradually) raise their offerings and train a new person. It makes no sense because they still have to pay a higher salary and now they have to train someone, but that’s corporate America for you.