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You'll be happy in one of the "right-to-work" states then. Wonder why they're hit the hardest by the "labor shortage?"
by onion_now 4y ago
You'll be happy in one of the "right-to-work" states then. Wonder why they're hit the hardest by the "labor shortage?"
- Jhjjjjjjjj 4y agoBecause those states have the lowest unemployment?
- phabricator 4y agoWhich is good right?! Nope! Labor markets can reach a point where each job added does not create enough productivity to cover its cost, every next job after that is inefficient ("slack"). With an unemployment rate as drastically low as many right to work states, wage inflation becomes a big issue, so companies hire less efficient employees. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/could-rising-wages-scuttle-the-small-cap-stock-surge-2017-05-12 https://www.marketwatch.com/story/could-rising-wages-scuttle...
- viraptor 4y agoYou got me interested, but no. 5/10 states with lowest unemployment are RTW.