> To an extent that's true, but this type of sentiment is airily tossed around by people who've never had to make payroll. There's often little or even no profit to be made at the rate offered - should the business increase their offer to the point where a loss is guaranteed?
Maybe they shouldn’t be in business.
Imho, these are effectively zombie businesses, and it would probably be better for the overall market efficiency (esp. wrt labor and asset allocation) if they closed.
Maybe they shouldn’t be in business.
Imho, these are effectively zombie businesses, and it would probably be better for the overall market efficiency (esp. wrt labor and asset allocation) if they closed.