> so yeah we're all out of people willing to do this kind of work because it sucks That's not the problem, though. The article indicates that there is not much

> so yeah we're all out of people willing to do this kind of work because it sucks That's not the problem, though. The article indicates that there is not much change in the service sector, aside from some increases in sick leave. As it tells, the problem is that the service sector has exploded to want many more workers than ever before. As soon as you fill one position, two more appear out of nowhere. > the economist cant seem to figure out why nobody wants this fresh new hell anymore. If anything, they can't figure out why the service sector is growing by leaps and bounds even amid efforts (e.g. rising interest rates) to crash the economy. As the article tells, once it finally does crash then that rapid explanation will halt and labour issues will start to correct.