> companies have more power in negotiation, they have more information and, most important of all, they can deal with a job opening not being covered most of the time
This will be the case as long as we have monetary policy based on the idea that "100% employment is the apocalypse".
It seems like it is accepted as fact that 100% employment would lead to hyperinflation, despite the fact that this has never occurred. It is a totally untested theory that is suspiciously convenient for employers and shitty for workers.
This will be the case as long as we have monetary policy based on the idea that "100% employment is the apocalypse".
It seems like it is accepted as fact that 100% employment would lead to hyperinflation, despite the fact that this has never occurred. It is a totally untested theory that is suspiciously convenient for employers and shitty for workers.