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Won't less workers also mean less consumers therefore less demands for goods and sdervices? People keep saying how the declining demographics will mean the wor
by FirmwareBurner 3y ago
Won't less workers also mean less consumers therefore less demands for goods and sdervices?
People keep saying how the declining demographics will mean the workers have more leverage but when will that come? As currently I'm struggling to find a job and a recruiter who rejected me just told me they have huge supply of "strong candidates" and they don't need to compromise anymore on offering WFH or accepting only English speaking candidates.
Maybe by the time I retire I can see that leverage?
- toomuchtodo 3y ago> Won't less workers also mean less consumers therefore less demands for goods and sdervices? Longer convo for another thread, but TLDR yes, "structural decline." Trajectory is a function of how fast folks age out of the working population (retire or death), because cohorts coming up behind them keep shrinking. EDIT: Put some contact info in your profile.
- FirmwareBurner 3y ago>EDIT: Put some contact info in your profile. For what?
- sokoloff 3y ago> EDIT: Put some contact info in your profile. That’s a particularly strange demand to make as someone who doesn’t expose your own contact info.
- toomuchtodo 3y ago> I'm struggling to find a job I’m connected with over 2k recruiters and was low key trying to help.
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoMy email is in my profile if you wish to reach out. Cheers!