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The rate at which people start applying for their jobs. Clearly, higher than "$20 - $30", which we all know means $20. Something I left out in the interests of
by tuatoru 4y ago
The rate at which people start applying for their jobs. Clearly, higher than "$20 - $30", which we all know means $20.
Something I left out in the interests of brevity is that there was no mention of taking people off the street and paying for their training. That is the indicator of staff shortages.
- astrange 4y agoPeople are aware that every job you take or have to move for is an opportunity cost. Not just in getting paid, but also in other places you could live, or other skills you could be learning, or training you have to take. In other words, if you only get this job for a year or two and then lose it, it's not worth the risk. You'd have to be paid enough to retire on, like football players or anyone else whose career is expected to be a few years long.