i forget if i read or heard it, but they were talking about how bad this "work from home" shyt is gonna end up being for the economy
an actual business might do fine with everyone working from home, but every store and service your employees used to go to on lunch/after work, whatever is losing all that business forever. this ripple effect will be
no offices ordering food at all, no happy hour straight from the office
i forget if i read or heard it, but they were talking about how bad this "work from home" shyt is gonna end up being for the economy
an actual business might do fine with everyone working from home, but every store and service your employees used to go to on lunch/after work, whatever is losing all that business forever. this ripple effect will be
no offices ordering food at all, no happy hour straight from the office
NYC gonna suffer massively. Landlords were charging massive rent for commercial storefronts. Like you said those rents can't be paid with people working from home or just leavingAbsolutely
I know I brought it up before when someone said "oh just turn the offices into apartments"(this can't work for a ton of reasons and doesn't fix the core issues). The retail/storefronts are dependent on workers especially in the city. Even in downtown Brooklyn some stores/restaurants close on the weekends because there isn't the foot traffic. Tourism is done for this year as well. They're also preventing overseas students from coming here to study and that's a huge driver in the country's economy. I was out over the weekend and the liquor authority was shutting everyone down at 11pm. Our economy can't survive like this.
I can’t take your faux concern seriously, given this is why there was extra UI - jobs ain’t coming back!i forget if i read or heard it, but they were talking about how bad this "work from home" shyt is gonna end up being for the economy
an actual business might do fine with everyone working from home, but every store and service your employees used to go to on lunch/after work, whatever is losing all that business forever. this ripple effect will be
no offices ordering food at all, no happy hour straight from the office
my point was pretty simple; unemployment is paying people almost a thousand dollars a week. there's no reason that anyone in america should go to work tomorrow for less than the equivalent of that. no grocery worker, no walmart worker, nobody. pay essential workers a bonus too so everyone in the country is making 50k a year or more, or let that unfair bullshyt expire and rework it betterI can’t take your faux concern seriously, given this is why there was extra UI - jobs ain’t coming back!
there is a reasonmy point was pretty simple; unemployment is paying people almost a thousand dollars a week. there's no reason that anyone in america should go to work tomorrow for less than the equivalent of that. no grocery worker, no walmart worker, nobody. pay essential workers a bonus too so everyone in the country is making 50k a year or more, or let that unfair bullshyt expire and rework it better
i said some incorrect shyt about this over the past couple months, but no one actually refutes this part of it ^^^^^ because you can't
just give all these grocery workers another thousand a month too these people shouldnt be having to work in the middle of a pandemic when they'd get a raise not to workthere is a reason
the unemployment will cease to exist if you dont
but it's not "600 a week" it's almost a thousand a week. its 600 plus 350 on average. like a 50 grand a year equivalentNow is the time to restructure our economy. If your business cannot pay more than the $600 a week in UI it has to fail. The ability to pay people starvation wages got us where we are today.