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>Our plants are in rural areas and everyone is struggling to hire, from auto to bakeries. This is a solved problem isn't it? Just pay people more and treat the
by nebula8804 5y ago
>Our plants are in rural areas and everyone is struggling to hire, from auto to bakeries.
This is a solved problem isn't it? Just pay people more and treat them with dignity and respect. The pandemic has given a lot of people the opportunity to realize that they do not have to settle for poorly paid jobs that treat people poorly. You should have realized and adjusted by now. If you cannot accommodate to these requirements, then you have no place in this market anymore. Just close up shop and move on.
- barsonme 5y agoThat’s true if you’re talking about, like, Burger King or something. But even places that treat their workers well are even having problems. Not everything is black and white.
- nebula8804 5y agoCan you give some examples? From what I see, most of the lack of supply is at the unskilled level.
- barsonme 5y agoWhere I live—the Seattle area—it appears most or many places are having staffing issues. From basic grocery stores to higher-end New Seasons/Metropolitan Market type stores, for example. Same with restaurants. Heck, it’s even difficult to hire software engineers right now.