Nearly half of American companies say they are short on skilled workers (at the slave wages they want to pay.)

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All the people they are firing for not getting the jab really makes people want to work for them. American corps learned decades ago they could treat employees like shit and pay them shit too and get away with it. Don't you feel sorry for them now? Boo fucking hoo they can't get enough slaves to pay shit and treat poorly!

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Don't you feel sorry for them now?

Not in the least.

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'we're short on workers!' yeah maybe because you dont want to raise wages you fucking piece of shit. Fucking hate businiesses that try pull this shit. Its the backdoor for 'skilled immigration' because locals dont like getting ripped off.

'BUT THEY DO THE JOBS LOCALS WONT!' no, they will accept payment locals wont.

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There are some local high-tech companies that refuse to raise wages above about $16 for mid-tier electical/electronics tech work. A retail warehouse (not Amazon) is paying 19-21, no experience necessary. A recent trip into PA and there were billboards for a steel processor, $23 to start, no experience required.

These companies find it hard to get people. These shit-tier places paying nothing aren't going to get anyone.

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exactly, if they cant afford to pay decent wages to develop their product or service then they dont deserve to exist. The govt stepping in to prop up these shitty businesses just wind up being a drain on the economy. If they wind up working out no doubt thousands of jews will infest and abuse the system with startup after startup built to fail and produce nothing but take money that ought to have gone to another market.

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And the thing is, these companies I mentioned aren't new businesses. Honeywell is a large defense contractor, that they won't pay more than $16 is criminal.

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Wage levels by themselves don't tell the picture. Its income vs. Cost of living that does. It's the ratio that determines low pay

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Got a call today about a job, they offered $14 less an hour than I'm making now, same job type and responsibilities. Had to stop the street shitter in his tracks, didn't need the rest of the pitch.