Interesting article, but "forever" is silly as we all know that the economy and issues related are cyclical and never go in one direction forever. Look at this

Interesting article, but "forever" is silly as we all know that the economy and issues related are cyclical and never go in one direction forever. Look at this piece: "When the 15 million unemployed Americans do find jobs again, they'll return to a workplace that is likely to have grown accustomed to less pay for more work, or at least working less hours in a week. The raises that were once part of an annual employee review, if not entirely gone, will take years to get back to where they were before the recession." Does the author really think so? When the economy rebounds and is bustling again and employers are back to competing to hire talent, is this really going to be a problem? Nope. In fact, in our current "crappy" economy, that is still happening. Microsoft is trying to recruit people from Apple Stores, for their own stores, and luring them with higher wages. Just a thought. I will admit though that through these cycles, some things do change in a direction that seems to go on much longer than cycle itself.