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Because companies aren't family, and they aren't welfare programs. Continuing to retain these employees would require increasing prices to pay for this glut of
by Manuel_D 4y ago
Because companies aren't family, and they aren't welfare programs. Continuing to retain these employees would require increasing prices to pay for this glut of labor, and shift the burden on customers. And if customers drop because of increased prices, they might have to lay people off anyway. There is no "sacred company".