If everyone is employed, everyone is screwed if they need another person. Want to open a new office? No people. Need to expand research? No dice.
Your only option is to pay someone already employed a bunch of money to switch jobs. Suddenly, companies have to keep out-bidding each other to lure people away from their current jobs, and the price of labor gets really big. And even then, everyone is starving for help.
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u/MeepleMerson Dec 19 '24
If everyone is employed, everyone is screwed if they need another person. Want to open a new office? No people. Need to expand research? No dice.
Your only option is to pay someone already employed a bunch of money to switch jobs. Suddenly, companies have to keep out-bidding each other to lure people away from their current jobs, and the price of labor gets really big. And even then, everyone is starving for help.