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Unless they're giving their employees annual raises that match inflation, this doesn't really seem like an explanation for layoffs, as the salary for their emp
by pcthrowaway 4y ago
Unless they're giving their employees annual raises that match inflation, this doesn't really seem like an explanation for layoffs, as the salary for their employees also declines in inflation-adjusted numbers.
If they are giving employees raises that match inflation, I wonder if they've decided that some layoffs while keeping the raise structure the same is better for morale than no layoffs but turning the annual raise percentages down a bit.
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> wonder if they've decided that some layoffs while keeping the raise structure the same is better for morale than no layoffs but turning the annual raise percentages down a bit Your competitors will pay real market for your best employees. Better to trim than spread the pain.