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Except thats not what happened? There wasn't a great offshoring by companies. Its been driven by return to office mandates, not due to offshoring of jobs. This
by no_wizard 1y ago
Except thats not what happened? There wasn't a great offshoring by companies. Its been driven by return to office mandates, not due to offshoring of jobs.
This has everything to do with executives exerting control because for the first time in a long long time labor had managed to make small gains
- newsclues 1y agoWhat we are seeing now is reduction of the workforce because cheap capital is less freely available. The question remains whether future hiring will be changed. It’s entirely possible that local jobs will face the pressure of low cost global remote workers and what pools of workers will be sought for remote workers.