The Great Resignation: Why Millions Of Workers Are Quitting
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- Americans are leaving their jobs in droves. In August 4.3 million Americans quit their jobs. While some people have left the workforce entirely, job security and better pay are top concerns for others. Dubbed "The Great Resignation", the exodus of workers has created hiring challenges for companies and left millions of jobs unfilled. More than half of U.S. workers surveyed said they plan to look for a new job in the coming year, according to Bankrate's August jobseeker survey. Some 56% of respondents said adjustable working hours and remote work were a priority. Working women have faced an additional burden, juggling childcare duties, virtual schooling and their careers. So, what does the realignment of the workforce mean for employees and businesses? And what steps should you take before quitting your job?
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The Great Resignation: Why Millions Of Workers Are Quitting
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No paid vacation, no sickdays, no healtinsurance.. And a boss than can fire you at will? What a nightmare. Keep fighting for your rights, You people deserves better . Best regards from Norway.
Very telling and this is coming from the Country that Trump said he admires. LOL he had no idea that Norway's approach to Governance has a slight Socialist approach. I wish America was more like Norway. Norway cares about it's Citizens, America only give lip service to thiers.
Tons of jobs have all that.
Bless, thank you
Lots of people in the US get those benefits.
It's the American way
Why are millions of people fed up with being exploited, overworked, underpaid, and underappreciated?
Scientists are baffled. 🤔
Lmfaoooo
What’s to be baffled about? It is so obvious. If you pay people not to work, they will prefer to not work.
Yea, you nailed it bud. Nothing wrong with the situation other than that. Willful ignorance.
@@robichard it was a joke papa
@@robichard he was being sarcastic
Employers are "struggling" to hire employees because they refuse to pay a living wage. There's no labor shortage--there's a wage shortage.
There is also a labor shortage. The baby boom...retired
Companies will do literally anything except raise wages. And those who do still won’t provide basic things like sick days
💯 💯 💯
There’s a wage shortage and a greed problem in this country
@@seamusmckeon9109 they won’t just not increase wages but they also refuse to give flexible hours and work/home life balance and decent health care
I’m quitting my job because I hate it. My happiness is far more important than making someone else rich.
Good luck being broke
You could make cereal
Oats + pumpkin spice + honey
All in a box
You can use one of those hand crank washing machines and put the ingredients in
And then clean it out and let your stuff dry
@@Ready4Whatever Lol found the toxic corporate overlord.
Agreed.
@@Ready4Whatever you’re the reason we can’t have good lives.
I'm a line manager in hospitality and never seen so few applicants. My company had to increase wages. Power to the people.
I bet you were singing a different tune before. Managers are managers for good reason, they don't mind taking advantage of others for low wages.
I've been a corporate chef for 30 years, Thank God my cooks are finally being paid above minimum wage..
@@ErinRSU dude, quite it
People always have the power they need to realize that
@@ErinRSU exactly! This guy is a goon.
Dealing with the general public is a nightmare! Why would ANYONE want to deal with crass, rude and entitled people for $12-15 hour?
I agree I was a medical secretary and changed jobs to an audio typist. I could not stand being spoken to like I was a piece of dirt. People being rude and demanding and you just have to take it. Are you kidding? I quit and now live on much less money but I am so much happier. I would not do it for $100 an hour. Love from the UK.
I’m a cashier at Wegmans and make $13.80/hr after 17 months and will get another raise of about 60 cents in November.
Try to remember when you go into a store or business now YOU are the general public. How do you treat workers?
This is the most apt answer & correctly describe the situation
well then start your own business and make a lot of profit and pay yourself $100 an hour? not so easy now is it?
Kudos to all those finding a better life for themselves!
thank you , i was in a toxic work environment figuratively and literally , good thing i saw all the warning signs and left before 140 days.
They aren't though. Most jobs underpay and overwork employees. Not everyone can own their own business. You need money and a lot of legal paperwork to do it. And if you quit your job, you DO NOT get to collect unemployment. These people will be homeless before Christmas assuming they have no one to fall back on or a nice nest egg.
@@chihirosen6996 depends where ypu live and what skills you have. You still can make a living off your own business without having money to begin with.
@@Lisa-hj8fh it's difficult though unless you have a special skill or thing someone needs
Like you know how to massage
Or have tons of caterpillars on you
@@chihirosen6996 It takes more than money and legal work to run a business and many small businessmen are failing. My old boss just lost his business because his brain couldn't comprehend the idea of people paying him paying more. He hates me, because I'm smarter than him, set him up for failure, and stole 3 different contracts and 2 of his other employees prior to quitting.
Over the past 10 years, I've worked in IT, taught Computer Science, and worked in robotics/automation. Every single one of these jobs tried to make me work outside the hours that were predefined and then made me out to NOT be a "team player" because I challenged them. Part of the problem is coworkers not having the backbone to stand up for themselves. Quit being passive!
@LogicalSchizoid_INTP It's far from a random event. It's a domino effect of the businesses obtaining more power; work outside the predefined hours, be in constant touch through the use of the cell phone you pay for, take this medication, take this pay cut, no raises this year, etc. The rights and treatments of workers have dwindled over the past 50 years to the point everyone is quitting. The employers have gained more power while the employees have lost their power, both sides are at fault. Our powers as employees have gotten worse because the majority just roll over and do whatever their employer tells them to without challenging. Quit being passive!
@@j-watty3818 I agree with you, I've never been afraid of standing up to Managers on a power trip I don't fear them and have even told them to their face to kiss my ass. The only reason I've been forced to play "passive" with my current job is because I was without a car for a long time and this job is walking distance from my home. Welp! NOW I a have a car and my last days in the job are getting nearer and nearer. But yes i agreed with you, people should be able to unapologetically stand up for themselves without the risk of being terminated for "insubordination"
@LogicalSchizoid_INTP I gave you examples (crayons) that showed you that my comment isn't based off a random event in one isolated time. If 90% of people fail to comprehend what you say, maybe you should say it better? Just injecting some logic.
Facts I’m dealing with this and crazy workload changes I’m quitting this week
@@SharlenesJourney I'm planning on quitting too, I have a car now and don't need that job, but I want this one last paycheck to be a good one
They said people weren't meant to stay in these "low skill" jobs.
They said if people didn't like their jobs, they should quit and find better ones.
They got what they asked for. Now they're panicking.
Yes, we have been gaslit by arrogant and condescending corporate attitudes.
Yup, pretty soon these places will only be opened from 3pm because the only employees they will get will be high schoolers and college kids.
They have been pre planning for this for a long time. Noticed the self checkouts and automation thats already here?
But...where do these people go? No reason to quit a job until you land another job
Right. Come nxt year your high pay employees are going to be working fast food jobs
Working yourself down to the bone for an ungrateful employer and low pay is overrated.
at least in the past, working yourself to the bone could get you a house, car, family economic stability
today you can't even have one of those 3 things...
@@Mexican00b that's because contrary to what everybody is taught, the world does not reward hard work. It rewards effective work. You don't pay extra for a computer because it took some guy 40 hours of hard work to put it together. You give your money to the company that has machines that can make the same computer at 25% less cost. How well and how efficiently you are able to perform a task dictates what the world will pay you, not your work ethic.
@@Mexican00b why not? I have all of those
It's not overrated. It's over.
@@keybored67 a lot of it also has to do with location, and no, just moving isn't economically feasible for many people who find themselves in the situation described above.
I got laid off in late January but found my passion last summer, skin care. I think I’m too old to go to medical school in order to become a Dermatologist so I decided to go to Esthetician school instead. Getting laid off was the BEST thing that ever happened. I hated my manager, she had horrible leadership skills and just refused to let me flourish and grow. In turn I was able to go to school full time which only took 5 months to complete and am now a licensed esthetician in NY. I recently got a job and it was a MUST that it be remote because now I have a space where I’ll be conducting my services and my goal is to work from there. I’m using is job to fund my passion and now the job isn’t using me. Fulfilled is an understatement ☀️
So happy for you
Do what you like!
Wow!! So inspiring :)
It's never too late, tho. Try to enroll into courses.
I felt that yo ..
Employee: “Gee Boss, that sure is a nice Lexus you have.”
Boss: “Yes it is. And if you work long hours, never miss a day and make a lot of sacrifices, someday I’ll be able to buy another one.”
Bottom line here:
1) The employment systems are broken.
2) Decades of DISRESPECT for workers/employees has broken the job market.
The pandemic woke a lot of people up. With nearly 3 quarter million Americans dead, people are realizing working hard for less than half of your fair pay, just ain’t worth it!
@@Moneyball01
Lol of course not. This a completely progressive movement not astroturf!!!
Heads we win tails you loose
@@Moneyball01 No, this has been evident for years. The pandemic merely exposed it for more of us to see.
Big Facts!!
@@Moneyball01 other than I don’t want to work or associate with an anti-Vaxer - no
People are tired of demeaning garbage jobs where they get treated like animals by both the business and the customers, all for pay that can't sustain a single person.
You mean they are lazy and want to earn higher wages without learning a skill ore even work ethics lol. Yeah, the current generation is full of crybabies, I wouldn't pay them to do dishes.
@@pacowaco9867 We have these machines dishwashers for that
Yeah, you’re supposed to get tired of fast food or retail jobs. That’s what motivates you to get an education and/or training to get a better job and make more money. That’s why they are called entry level jobs.
@@cyberinsecuregaming2890 I worked for KFC when I left school and continued throughout my college and uni. I was fortunate enough to have worked with colleagues and bosses but some customers can be such a pain and the pay was peanuts. Also we used to get double pay on bank holidays, then they reduced it to 1.5 pay, then they reduced that to normal pay but you a get a holiday in lieu. It's all about squeezing everything out of you while pay you the bare minimum.
Yet you people apply for these jobs and play the victim out of it....
For too long, the overall mentality here in the US was "be happy and thankful you got a job", which gave all the power to the employers, it enabled employers to pay people less and demand more and treat you as if they were doing you a favor by employing you, it created toxic work environments, it promoted literal abusive behaviour, so I am glad that this is happening now, it's a sobering reminder to companies that they need the employees as much as the employees need them, I hope that after this pandemic passes, things don't go back to how they were before, I hope people will remember that time is precious and no amount of money can buy even one second of it.
Truth Indeed
It will certainly go back to what it was before pandemic. Atleast in India
In terms of the quality of work yes but as for the social aspects of constantly wearing masks, social distancing, and constant cancellations, I absolutely want that to go back to what it was before
Kinda funny how 10 years ago everyone was looking for a job and every employer would just shut the door. Well here’s their karma now. We don’t want to work for you.
Then what? Thanks to joe cuckden the corporations are going to give the jobs to Juan and Jose at the fraction of the pay because they are illegal. And they’ll make even more money by not hiring new people, and just overworking the people they already have. That way unemployment stays low, and they don’t have to pay it
@@ryanlarbi8157 Illegals can't do every single job especially specialized careers, most illegals in my city are working minwage work. The worker shortage is gonna hurt employers because illegals aren't all that capable of doing just any job.
I tend to veiw employers like romantic relationships. If show interest in a job or a relationship, and I get turned down or rejected, then I know it's never going to workout. If they're not ready now, then that tells me that's they'll never be ready
I think employers are finally getting what they deserve. Serves them right after treating employees and/or prospective ones so badly. To employers: If the employee is qualified or has done the exact same work, please at least offer them the courtesy of an interview. If not, don't be surprised when down the line you're "ghosted." And quit paying poor wages and not granting any benefits or pay raises. In short, be decent. Oh, and one other thing. Quit offering me less benefits than others. I worked at a job where as a member of the lowest of the low I got one week of paid leave for not only vacation (after one year) but also sick leave. ONE week. Everyone else employed there got a month. I thought this was unfair and unequal treatment. Those people were not being paid at piece rate like I was, either but at an hourly rate or salaried and were being paid consistently. If I ran out of work which was often I did not get paid. The year I did not even make $10.00 an hour at their piece rate money was when I quit. I think they went out of business within the next 2 years. So everyone else at my level must have wised up too as to being exploited. Screw them.
It's still like that. We have more candidates than ever constantly being rejected for jobs they're qualified to do because employers can afford to be picky and hold out for that unicorn worker.
What's really frustrating is seeing the same jobs you keep getting shot down for always being posted or re-posted.
Employers: no one wants to work
Employees: no one wants to work *FOR YOU*
No once wants to work for the pittance they are paying, Life is too short to work for free or horrible manager or companies
More like
Employers: no one wants to work
Employees: No one wants to pay decent
😁
Bingo!
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A vast number of corporations don’t care about those who’re struggling. Sadly, if mass resignations is what it takes for scrupulous employers to wake up and realise you need to treat your employees much better then so be it!
LIKE JOHN DEERE PAYING PEANUTS TO THEIR WORKERS, NO BENEFITS, GIVING THEIR CEO A 160 MILLION $$ BONUS!!
Get rid of employers and democratise the working place
"Realise" is British Spelling -- did you realize that?
It has more to do with pay as well. With the current high inflation of rent, gas, and food. You can't survive on their low pay. That's just reality. Who is going to take a job they can't survive on. Makes no sense.
Walden makes no sense, but people have no choice. So they work two jobs or do without. If everyone resigns then companies will just ask the government for more foreign workers. People have this false sense of bargaining power, but will have a rude awakening. Wish everyone the best
For the last 3 decades, employers have shown absolutely no loyalty to their workers. There's no training available for potential new hires with skill gaps. There's no benefits. There's no guarantees of employment even on a half-year timescale. They should not be surprised that workers have decided to respond in kind.
Don’t be mad when you have no money either
No benefits?
@@sunablast life goes on minimum wage earners have little to no skill set. But they have VERY high opinions of their worth. I will believe otherwise when i can go through a drive through and not have my order completely screwed up
@@evandeer440 it’s not like we had any to begin with
@@brianjohnson6053 were talking about a bigger picture here. Dirtbag, were talking about why a woman has to work 3 jobs to take care of her kids
Love how all these corporate media reports all make it sound as if millions of us quitting our jobs is just some big misunderstanding between us and our employers. US employers treat us like dirt and we're fed up.
Go start your own business and see how easy it is😏😏😏
@brian
Don't threaten us with a good time.
@@brianjohnson6053 it’s easier if you treat the people working for you, say it with me, WITH RESPECT AND PAY THEM PROPERLY
@@brianjohnson6053 you are really in you American bubble... Come to Europe and come see how it is done. Especially Scandinavia
Thats capitalism for you, giving up ones autonomy to be a cog in the wheel was the worst things Americans did in the last 100 years th-cam.com/video/MTLicfkwGjg/w-d-xo.html
After the lockdown, I realised that every week, I was spending 50 hours of my life making other people loads of money. Imagine if I spent that amount of time making my own money. Now, I teach English online, I make candles, I deliver food and I narrate books. I didn't realise that it was work that was causing my depression. I'm way happier now, so free.
Edit: I've heard some really amazing business success stories in the comments. I'd love to hear some more 👍
Happy for you!
@@jamesabar207 thanks 👍
Keep it up Bert glad to hear it👍
So your working 3 jobs now instead of one… how is that going?? Are you working more than 50 hours a week?
@@omarlascares4474 thankyou 🙏 💖
These business are now feeling the Backlash of decades of employee abuse... When I was young I worked at a few and it was ok... but for the last 20 years these companies have become more of a sweatshop environment... People dreaded working for them before the virus... how do you think they will look at going back to these places now (after being off for so long)... Employees should strike all the way through the holiday season... and then go back to unions...
There is nothing such thing as employee abuse in a free market economy like America, if you don't like an employer, move on and find a job elsewhere. There are people willing and able to work at a certain wage, and thus that wage exists. Simple economics.
EXACTLY
@@WordPress2014 not so easy when every employer is exploitative, and before the pandemic people did not have the time to go look for another job. If you are living paycheck to paycheck you are going to stay with what you can get.
@@WordPress2014 While I agree with your logic about the free market, employee abuse does exist. And it goes beyond the wages.
@@WordPress2014 Yes, now people are unwilling to do a certain job at the rates offered. When people refuse to work, companies will have to increase wages.
As long as that does not happen positions will not be filled
see, it's not just that people aren't getting paid enough. while that is a big factor in why this is going on, there's also the problem of Toxic work environments and awful managers.
That’s right. Not only paying little with no benefits, but expect you to show up DAILY to be abused mentally for hours. Give me a break!
It’s PAY and TOXIC WORK ENVIRONMENT!!!
There's always the talk of shortages of specialist staff like engineers or medical people but DECENT MANAGERS are also a rarity
Democrat mask mandates and Democrat vaxx mandates are a no-go. No free will anymore in America, just do what the Communists say or hit the road!
If anything, I think its awful managers more than anything else.
Four months ago I walked out of my last restaurant job and I started working at a warehouse job with my roommate/ close friend. It was the best decision I’ve made, honestly. Food service / customer service is a thankless job and customers can be truly awful. It makes me feel so much better not having to deal with customers and to finally have a job that offers me health / dental benefits and I’m gonna get tuition reimbursement as well.
Ups?
YES; working service sector jobs made me depressed to the point where I’m considering manual labor again.
Materialistic, privileged consumers were one awful subset of assholes, uneducated low-class people whose main hobby other than screen-based entertainment is shopping and being loud & obnoxious in stores (along with their spawn) were another.
The idea that whiny, spoiled-ass all-American idiots can bully & humiliate service staff for any reason must DIE.
Working face to face with public is the closest thing to hell.
Im one of the ones who quit early on and found something better. I was getting the life sucked out of me in a corporate healthcare setting, but I was able to get out and find another healthcare job in a local hospital that pays more and loves their employees...my mental health and home life have improved dramatically it's like night and day
I had to get laid off for me to realize this, which in itself was a horrible experience. Now I’m at a better job making way more than I was before. Forever grateful for work, even though it can be stressful it’s way better than being unemployed
Amen!
So happy for you. I switched early this year too. The employers should be scared to lose talent not the other way round. Corporate culture has to change in the US - cocky bosses should become humble.
You didn't quit, you switched. Big difference from leaving the workforce all together
@@Grannyknockers switching is quitting where’s your logic?
I’ve witnessed company leaders dismissing employee feedback and replying, We can hire new people. I’m glad people are searching for opportunities instead of feeling stuck in a bad situation.
sometimes the same almost arrogant organizations are forcing people out of job due to vaccination restrictions, because they also think they "can hire" tomorrow.
The truth is, applicants can choose who they sign up for today and are turning the narrative upside down finally.
lol... we had an hr lady when they did a company wide survey, they literally said people in this column (who posted complaints which was about 55 percent) need to leave the company... that hr did not last but it has long lasting damaging consequences in your ability to find people, you treat people poorly people will not apply
@@wnxdafriz I'm pretty sure that HR lady will be blamed forever.
exactly. human workforce is easy to find when planet is overpopulated
@@MassMultiplayer These prima donnas will find this out in 6-12 months when Jose and Maria are gleefully doing their old jobs and they are stuck learning spanish on a contract labor job that ends every 90 days.
We are overworked and treated poorly for horrible bosses and horrible customers. Our thanks to be treating like this is not even enough income to afford our necessities. And we wonder why people are so depressed.
We have to realize that we are also the customers
When employers are greedy and employees know about it, the result is obvious. Thanks Pandemic for enlightening this reality…
Agreed!
Yeah but employers pay pretty well with good benefits. Beats quitting and having nothing.
Worked for a place where we made them $40k profit on a $250k machine. It was not good enough.
@@CoolAce1 working for someone else’s passion instead of your own isn’t life fulfillment
Capitalists are/have always been greedy, its why they exploit your labor th-cam.com/video/MTLicfkwGjg/w-d-xo.html
I drive to & from work in heavy traffic. I work a 9 hr shift ( this includes a lunch). By the time I get home, shower, eat, do a couple of chores or watch an hr of TV, it is time to.go to bed for 8 hrs. It takes 2 weeks pay to cover rent on a place I'm rarely at. Throw in gas money, buying clothes for work etc. I wonder what it's all for. Life seems like a giant hamster wheel.
Thats why i dont do it anymore. Yeah, i hear the bs from my fam telling me to get a job & whatnot but they simply dont understand that im at peace of mind at the moment. Im in no rush to go back working for crumbs. Sorry/not sorry.
Rat race
Yep, I came to the same realization.
Better than being homeless. Be thankful for what you have but never stop aiming for more
@@whooelse9444 lol so you live at home?? You're lucky you have mommy and daddy. Make sure you get your career together because if something happens you'll have nothing to fall back on For yourself. Just saying
It's time to realize that, we have special talents and those companies need our talents, not the other way around!
So instead of hesitating to quit in a horrible environment worrying about job security, be brave and just do it already! You deserve better!
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TH-camr Some More News in his videos about Work, Strikes, Unions, and all that.
I'm 67 years old, have a college degree, and have never earned more than$14.49 an hour; ever. I'm currently retired and working part time at a grocery store, just to bring in some extra money. It's not a job that a person could make a living from.
Godspeed everything will be ok!! Im praying for you.
A lot of employment advertisements are listing fake pay rates. Most CNA jobs here in Florida are listed at $18 to $20 an hour. But when you call the real pay rates are between $10 to $12 an hour. This is typical for Florida.
you have to negotiate on your own behalf if they offer 8 lower than the advertised rate then your starting asking price should be 8$ over the advertised rate
or just tell them you want 20$ take it or leave it
Just to get the suckers in the door
Minimum wage should raise to 15 at least.
BAIT AND SWITCH, SAY NO!!
Minimum wage went up to 9. 50 an hour and January 1st to goes up to $11 an hour. And there are people still having trouble getting people to work in Virginia
We are "quitting" because we are sick of being unappreciated by management, treated like trash by customers, treated as replaceable cogs and not being paid a living wage and providing benefits that matter like a retirement plan, healthcare that doesn't bankrupt us, etc... That's it. It's not complicated.
True. During a recent "clash" one of our clients remarked: "God, I hate your f'ing Department!" Well, "honey"... the feeling's mutual! #Touché
If everyone demands this, businesses will have no choice but to give in or go out of business.
Unless you work for the government all healthcare benefits are expensive from any other employer. It’s not their fault it’s the damn insurance companies that rip us off
Have you thought about trying to get into management yourself? Your not going to get away from bad customers - they exist in every level of business and businesses don't exist without customers. It doesn't matter what job you do you or how high up the ladder you get you are always replaceable. Find a job that offers you the benefits you want but you sure as hell won't be finding those with entry level unskilled jobs. Wages - well if every job increases their wages - the price of living usually follows and you won't actually be ahead.
That sums it up pretty good I’d say.
I am very happy to see people waking up from the nightmare of 9 to 5 jobs, and choosing freedom instead.
we are finally understanding this statement:
Happiness is more important than money.
Hopefully Americans learn to get their autonomy back in the workplace th-cam.com/video/MTLicfkwGjg/w-d-xo.html
9 to 5? That's a privilege.
I'm a qualified electrician and work 8.00 to 18.00 from Monday to Thursday and 8.00 to 13.00 on Friday. No free time during the week. Minimum wage btw
@@Jose-ri1ei That's a worse form of slavery that's all. The whole system has to be overhauled, so humanity does not need to worry about slaving away to pay bills. Enough is enough!
Where do people get these jobs? Like if you were serving burgers and suddenly you can go to a new company with double the salary almost overnight? How?
We also went thru a whole year of being told “you are not essential, go home ! “ & had a chance to re-asses what we are doing with our time, life, family etc. The psychological impact of this is huge!
in india majority big software engineers get paid an equivalent 1.8 US dollars per hour. Work for 9+ hours a day.
@@aj9706 in Mexico minimum wage is about $3.50 a day… what’s your point? You can’t compare countries like that. Cost of living among many other financial situations make it like comparing oranges to apples.
I'm a "essential worker" and feel like a sucker. While people were collecting there 800+ a week unemployment check and enjoying life I was working. Sometimes I feel I wish I had that time off.
@@ericschaffer9228 Same here.
And fired people who had been working for 5+ years! Show how much they cared. Well I hope people figure something better for their job and go after it soon.
It's sick that in America we consider it "lazy" to work just 40 hrs a week.
It's sick that most employers still haven't adopted WFH because their employees might enjoy their life more or have the ability to make/save money. Control is what employers want. Employees are finally putting their foot down to say "enough is enough".
Sadly a lot of employers looks at their employees as their slaves; they bought and paid for them for 8-9 hours a day and can make them do as they please long as it fits the company agenda with zero regards to their well being and happiness
Maybe people should butt their nose out of others business. Maybe you might get more workers
America has an over work obession oh you work hard and you be like jeff bezo stop the proganda
Its not just employers. Govt needs a major revamp, they nickel and dime u on absolutely everything from healthcare, purchases, savings, investments, local state federal taxes..
Ppl need to stop voting for "tax the rich" bills bcz those ppl have teams of tax lawyers and resources that can EASILY find loopholes and excemptions for them so they end up paying less than working class citizens!
@@runescape6221 read again, didn't say all
This is actually a pretty satisfying revenge towards those high and mighty employers and business owners. If they treated their workers like dirt, then it's only right that karma catches up with them eventually.
I moved to Costa Rica to teach online. It’s been wonderful
That’s what’s up.
I’m looking into doing that now but I’m terrified of running out of money and being forced to return to the US to move in with family and restart. Do you have a bachelors degree (I don’t which also scares me) and does your salary allow you to live comfortably in Costa Rica? I have no one to talk to about this so I’d be really happy to hear from you!
@@sun.sh.in.e get a remote job as a teacher in the US online. Costa rican jobs do not pay livable wages and everything is super expensive locally.
But with an US wage you should be just fine. Dont go anywhere near to the city. Stay either in Fortuna san carlos or in Guanacaste
I can't be more thankful that I was able to escape the restaurant business after 8 years of my life.
No sick days.
No benefits.
Nights.
Weekends.
Holidays.
Constantly dealing with ungrateful managers who think they are Fortune 500 because they franchised a burger chain.
Drugged out cooks who flame you every time you ask them to correct their own mistakes on orders.
Cleaning up after families who treat the dinner table as their public trash cans.
Customers who boss you around like they are superior to you
No thanks.
Sound like healthcare too very toxic field
india majority software engineers get paid an equivalent 1.8 US dollars per hour. Work for 9+ hours a day.
You dont even really get to eat the food for free there either
@@kind2423 and retail.
@@aj9706 Americans are spoiled. Work? Wah wah.
Workers are realizing that their time is worth more than they are being paid for.
how long before their stomachs figure out their wallet doesn't have enough money to feed their stomach?
Bs
Lol i dont think yall realize how quick Biden is going to reverse immigration laws and bring in your replacements from south of the border
Especially the entitlement generation
Seems Asher and Jessica are unaware of the fact that the Federal minimum wage has been
$7.25/Hr since 2009.
If everyone else can charge more because of inflation, the general worker should be allowed to do the same.
I worked for a company 20 years. Traveled, was away from my family, worked 60 hours a week, dealt with the BS, the politics, I didn't see the point anymore. Once upon a time you worked and your company valued you. As a manager I was told to cater to my employees, make sure they are happy. This made my job more difficult. I said I am out of here. I'm not happy, I'm away from my family and you dont appreciate me and the effort I am putting out. Find somebody else to take your crap. I'm miserable and life is too short.
SAD BUT TRUE SMH THE Companies years back did treat their employees better.
People are tired of being treated like disposable labor. All people deserve health care, PTO, a living wage, and to be treated with respect. If the job is necessary to society then it should offer the opportunity to thrive not just barely survive.
No they dont it hustle and improve your situation not hold your hand out for the government shilling
Ask the employers, that abruptly laid people off, where their "loyal" employees went.
Away.
Profit is more important
@@berry1669 ironically if money was important, then they would have some loyalty to the people they hire
Yes…make these crap corporate companies feel the consequences 👍 some need to be killed off
@@berry1669 greed destroys wealth, it doesn’t create it
I like how news outlets are still discussing why people are quitting. It doesn't take a nuclear physicist to figure it out. People are waking up to the slavery they're in.
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And where are they going to go? We are going to be running into some major issues down the line.
@@corail53 so what? Humans are capable of solving more problems than ppl like u and the govt realizes.
Revolution is coming, it's been brewing for decades.
@@user-gz4ve8mw9l right on. Tho Brandon and will increase his authoritarian grip, we must have democracy back!
For years some people have been working long hours..crazy hours, 2 jobs, underpaid, overstressed, unfulfilled and unappreciated. But no one questioned it because it had become norm. Now all of sudden these people are out of work for an extended period of time..and mentally I don't think they can grasp going back to that lifestyle..who blames them! What is the point of living if you can't LIVE? There has got to be a better way than the 1% enjoying life off the back of the rest.
They Resign because of disrespect and low wages, inflation here and there. Most times it amazes me greatly how I moved from an average lifestyle to earning over $63k per month, Utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years that there are lots of opportunities in the financial market. The only thing is to know where to invest.
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Employers: If you don’t like your job, quit and work somewhere else.
Also, employers: Nobody wants to work for me anymore!
I DON'T GET IT I RAISED THE STARTING WAGE ZERO TIMES AND I STILL DON'T HAVE MORE APPLICANTS.
WHAT POSSIBLE WAY DO I HAVE TO ATTRACT MORE WORKERS IN A CAPITALIST SYSTEM, I CAN'T JUST OFFER THEM SOME FORM OF CURRENT VALUE, WHERE WOULD I FIND CURRENCY.
Loved the TED that brought out that REAL leaders care about people & show it by their attitude of love/ caring, as more important than more salary and advancement. Real natural leaders do not forget those who carry out their tasks.
Not that simple. it's food service workers. That should concern you because they are the reason a burger is only 5 bucks. That's about to change.
You can get fire today and get a job the next day. Most employers don’t even realize that other companies are so desperate they will take your fired worker without a thought. Employers are still not willing to make change.
@@cwx8 except burgers aren't $5 anymore...and wages are still stagnant. Plus all kinds of people have done studies and there's real world practice that says paying employees a living wage only raises food prices a few cents. But hey, let's send Bezos into almost space again...
There is no worker shortage. There is only pay shortage. Businesses are not paying enough, They got PPP loan money and are living off of it. Current employees are getting a 50 cent raise but are forced to do the work of 2 employees. They'll be making profits while claiming worker shortage to jack up prices.
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I know I work for two people at my job now but only got a $100 raise per month. Where's the other $4,000 going that they would have paid a second employee?
@@archivistdoc5272 set aside for a new employee. But who knows
@@pastelmacaroon lol. Top supervisors said they're going to the office single staffed from now on. It's not for a new employee.
Let’s not lump every business into that category. Not all are doing those things
This is why there are so many open jobs. It’s not millennials or gen z being lazy. It’s workers demanding basic rights and companies refusing them.
Perhaps people got tired of unfair management and breaking their backs for nothing other than making their employers richer. Also, they have found more opportunities to earn money via wide variety of platforms such as social media and e-commerce space.
Explain what you mean by social media
No man on his deathbed ever said "I wish I had spent more time on the job".
At the same time, no one wants to live poor
@@KennedyIvy not entirely correct. Most people just want to live happy and you don't have to have money to have that trust me I know. I have two wonderful kids an awesome wife my house cost $7,000 and is paid off my car cost $2,400 and is paid off I have hardly no bills I'm pretty happy. I have college underneath my belt as well as a lot of people I make $18 an hour working a factory job I'm good! It's been said before but life is what you make it. You can be broke and figure out a way to deal with that or you can eat keep expecting something you're never going to have and never figure out how to deal with that and be miserable. It is always good to keep your options open but when you find what you need stick with it
@@youtubecommercialsareascam8495 wtf does a 7k house look like, lol. You living in a shed?
That's so true, we always wish we spent more time with our love ones.
@@KennedyIvy Yes, because the industry, economy and banks are creating inflation to keep the poor where they are.
No pension, minimal health insurance, raises under inflation rates, no loyalty to employees. I can hop jobs and gain bigger raises with the experience I have gained. The question isn’t “why are they leaving?”, the question is “why would they stay?”
How to get over the job-hopping in your 20s stigma and anxiety because its destroying my life 🥺 amongst other things but😂 Id like to think I'm an quick and enthusiastic learner, and a hard worker, I HAVE busted my ass anywhere from factories to gas stations, I HAVE been on my feet for 10 hours, so how come I feel so villanized and worth dog-crap☠ when I get bored and dried out 40 year old ladies bullying me😂☠
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@@lili11.11 Go to your local unemployment center and apply for WIOA grant. It fully pays for you to learn a trade like truck driver, electrician, plumber, etc. It is a great way to break into the middle class in about 1-2 months time.
After over 40 years of work, I retired just before Covid hit. I was lucky that despite never having a job in my lifetime that would support a middle class lifestyle, I was able to finally get out of the rat race with SS & a pension. I am happy to do without the workplace drama and surrendering my time to work at someone else's whims to pay for shelter and other necessities. Hopefully this mass resignation will force our nation to emerge from Ronald Reagan's shadow and allow workers a more even playing field for fair compensation and life balance, instead of more decades of funneling money made from their labor into the owner class.
Why be treated like crap at a grueling job, when you can work for yourself. It’s way more fulfilling.
A few Reasons People Leave Their Job:
- Better Pay or Benefits
- Missing sense of Purpose
- Lack of Career Progression
- Poor Work Life Balance
- Unhealthy Work Environment
- Desire/Need to Change Location
- Their Boss
- Vaccine Mandates
I related to all these…
Your forgetting about the vaccine mandate. A lot of people also quit so they don't have to take the vaccine.
@@marcospatrick7431 exactly.
Can i get an Amen and an Awoman???
@@jasonburris334 agree, they should have been. As I noted, those were just a few.
It all comes down to human decency. People are tired of being treated like crap by micromanagers and working in toxic environments while also being underpaid. This isn't news for companies with a high turnover. The pandemic was just the breaking point for so many people, that finding bodies to replace them suddenly became an issue. It's proof that we have the power to motivate change if enough people are willing to speak up.
Pls. People are terrible employees long before being “mistreated.”
@@muhname8197 Lmfao. Good luck keeping your company alive when everyone quits next year.
Underpaid ! ! ! Are you kidding me. Even at minimum wage we are the wealthiest people in all of human history. Literally only 150 years ago people had to decide between 100 hours a week of pure physical drudgery in subsistence farming, or 60 hours a week in polluted mindless factory jobs. People on welfare in America are richer than 80% of the world’s population. You need to wake up and count your blessings !
@@robichard I'm guessing you don't work on minimum wage. No one in that position is thinking how lucky they are.
What type change are you looking for?
I think one problem with getting a job in the first place is Resumes and experience. I get that Employers want experienced workers, but this is a double edge sword since that might scare off potential workers due to lack of experience. Wouldn't it be better to train people to do the job you want them to do? For jobs like the medical field and police work, it makes total sense since jobs like that takes years of training to get done. But when it comes to office work or anything involving typing in a computer, it should be easier to train them, "learning by doing" to be exact
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I've always thought this.
After working 6 years and staying loyal to a company, I was tired. I was tired of feeling guilty for taking time off. I was tired of feeling like I was going to lose my job. I was tired of being treated poorly by management and customers. Yes, my job paid well, but I deserved better. I was able to resign with intent and change careers. Crazy that my decision to quit would now be known as “the great resignation.”
Nice. Did you find another job?
It’s hard to believe that back in the 80’s when my kids were young daycare for 2 was 65.00 a week. I honestly don’t know how anyone can even afford daycare anymore. It blows my mind.
Thats the funny part, they don't
The value of the USA dollar is just about worthless. Everybody is in the same boat. When Nixon took us off the Gold standard, it’s been down hill ever since. The big shots just keep on keeping on.
People that provide daycare need need money too...
@@Donttreadonmeboy I agree I was just saying how shocked I was at the cost. Everything is more expensive now.
In reality, the ordinary parent cannot afford it. Daycare in Wisconsin is about $1400 in the MKE area, and that is per month. Average rent cost is about $1200. Most people don't make more than $2000-2500 a month in the area.
Stagnant wages, abusive bosses, crazy hours, loss of family time, loss of time for hobbies, lack of benefits. I could go on all day. I still work because I don’t have a choice. When people feel like they’re being forced and not compensated, they quit.
That’s true. I am planning to take the resignation after I get the new job. Just waiting for the right time, and if I can’t handle the work situation, surely I will quit even I haven’t got the new job.
@@hannyverryna3891 good deal. Take the chance, because it’s not worth being miserable.
@Ba Doai your comment is trash.
10 hr shift 2 hrs of traffic
2 hr chores / cooking
1 hr tv or gaming
1 hr of checking reports before midnight to make sure metrics are good at a hospital administration position.
Sleep around 5-6 hrs then 1 hr to get clothes ready / breakfast
Rinse and repeat, I can’t any longer…. 27 yrs old but still thinking what’s the point.
Hi. Is this in the US? I thought Italy was a third world country... In these parts it looks like you're supposed to kiss farewall to your personal life, in order to make a living...
"Great resignation" is code for they treat their people like crap.
I believe that applying to 50 entry level jobs and only getting 2 responses at best is also a big problem.
Its amazing how many emails one can send and ZERO replies
I think there are people than ever changing jobs too. I've had some trouble getting responses to the jobs I am actually interested in as well. But the competition is really high right now because so many people are super miserable.
I think there is a shortage of recruitment and HR managers too. I applied to dozens of jobs I am qualified or over qualified for and no responses at all. And they are posting on social media they are actively recruiting!
Would you take the offer that is $10 to $15 an hour though?
Before covid I was applying to entry level jobs and couldn't get a callback. A few months into this year I applied to 4 completely different entry level jobs and got callbacks from every single one. One of them said we don't think you're a good fit for this position, but we do have a different position for you. That's how badly companies are hurting for people. When I get we're hiring fliers from the drive though window of Wendy's you know it's bad lol.
Was working 80 + hours a week in construction with a medium sized contractor, went to a larger contractor and now I am paid more and work around 40 hours a week.
I handed my resignation letter for a small steel subcontractor. Good to hear that there's something better
@@chrisj984 you hit the nail in the head. And in order to recoup from the loss of underbidding, as a PM, I need to price our change order crazy high. Then we are dealing with lacking manpower, lacking shop output and etc. I guess its time for me to move on.
You're still trading your time for a dollar that is losing value over time.
They have an unlimited supply of fiat currency
You have a limited amount of time on this planet.
Why would you trade your precious valuable TIME
For their unlimited worthless money?
A const. manager I interviewed said "if I can't get the stuff done in forty hours, I should fire myself and work for someone else. Const. in particular grinds the field staff for huge hours per week, as the industry EXPECTS high turnover and low loyalty. That is a "self fullfilling" attitude, and a bad one.
@@crazyprayingmantis5596 You sound like an idealist undergrad student who has never had responsibilities and worked a hard day in their life to make ends meet. Sure the system sucks but there is not going to be a fix in our lifetime and in the mean time got to keep the bills paid.
Why Im quitting: my company thinks it can make my health decisions for me.
Morally bankrupt.
Can’t like this comment enough.
@Roberto Vidal Garcia just like him, I tried new things and I am making more money than I was. I don’t need to go back now for less pay. Fear is holding you back. Face all your fears and you will be very surprised by the success you find.
@Roberto Vidal Garcia more like... must be nice to have saved and learned to invest wisely.
Like it happened overnight I can just tell my job to Fk off.
Working in the United States is awful. No benefits, horrid pay, most employers are rude and inconsiderate, they leave us hardly any time to have a life outside of work, this list could go on find miles.
Those conditions are not going to get more than temporary employees for most business owners.
i quit in august because the pay was ass and the hours were long too. Got a new job end of September that paid almost double.
Deadend jobs will always be terrible. Dealing with mean and cruel coworkers and management as well. They will never be satisfied and appreciate your effort.
@@maroon9273 co-workers were great people the supervisor and manager were pains to work with. Pushing all their responsibility to us, not wanting to pick up shifts making all other employees working 60+ because supervisor doesn't want to work over 40hrs or working anything but 1st.
I ended up quitting
When the Bosses get way too greedy, that’s the Problem.
@@XYZ-nz5gm almost double
@@XYZ-nz5gm 12 became 20
I worked through the pandemic, worked overtime do to lack of employees.
The last straw was when a new higher got a $5000 signing bonus but those of who had been there for years didn't.
Basically what happened was this, the new person got the bonus of being the ONLY employee, all 11 of us quit without notice on the spot. Now the owner can hand out another $75k to staff the place, it takes 16 people to run that place smoothly.
The next day they tried to compromise by giving us $1000 to come back, let's just say I don't think they will be reopening any time soon, that was 2 weeks ago.
On the other hand almost all of us got jobs not far away and quickly. I will receive a $6k bonus in February, that's the same bonus my new employer gave to all who stayed throughout the lockdown.
Congrats!
funny how they can come up with that money but make you beg for every raise and act like giving you a raise will put the company out of business
Nice!
People finally realized that the employees actually have the power when they team up together
I have a really good paying job. But I’ve always practiced putting in job applications when I’m bored. Just Incase I need to beat feet for whatever reason
Tired of making these rich, white folks even richer while we struggle for basic things like housing & groceries.
Low wages ,No paid vacation, No sickdays, No health insurance, and a boss than can fire you at will. That is the hospitality industry in a nutshell. Thank God I got out. So much happier now.
"Some More News" pointed out
how Work-Givers are interviewed about why workers quit,
which is Insanity in-itself.
This and other Issues (also the Topic of Unions) were covered by Him and others.
Forty years I have been paying my taxes and earning other people huge profits as a meatpacker, foundry worker and now chemical manufacturer. In the end, as my is body is beginning to fail, those companies act like they did me some sort of favor letting me earn those huge profits. I don't blame younger people for turning away from such corporate ingratitude.
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Dumbest thing anyone can do in this working culture is to actually stick to the same job for longer than three years. The only raise you will ever get is through a new job. Being loyal will leave you behind. Companies change every three years too…
I suggesting men leave corporate and find a path of their own. I too understand the failure we participated by filling the pockets of others. Leave and go it on your own.
@@muckraker9095 not if you want a career. Not to mention constantly moving from job to job says to employers you don’t stick around too long especially if they are looking for long term employees
@@shawnboahene5231 "...if they are looking for long term employees" in order to do what with them?
I quit, started a business and found a new life filled with joy.
More folks should do this.
Hint: Even if you fail at it, it's still a hell of a life changing journey. An amazing feeling of freedom.
And you might not fail, either.
Can you pay the bills?
@@tokoonline530 and they probably can pay yours as well
@@andreward8268 be realistic man
@ and it takes years to be successful. He says it so flippantly.
No, don't quit, you should work harder, put in as much effort as you can so that your boss can buy another Ferrari next month.
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I would never go back to the rat race. I'm good.
Same here.
rat race is underrated
@J S sociolism
@J S 2021 Common sense Marxism..... say less
@J S if the economy completely tanks where the f are people going to find money to waste on the services that feed most of us? I mean it's great for investors because there is inversed leveraged instruments to bet against the economy, but almost nobody else knows how to use those instruments and institutional investors are the only ones with insider info to know exactly what to short.
The fact that people are quitting their jobs I believe is a good sign. It shows that those individuals believe in the job market such that they feel they can do better for themselves. If they are leaving their job voluntarily they do not qualify for unemployment. So they are not quitting to sit at home and watch Gilligan's Island. They're leaving their job to go to another job with better pay and better benefits. I know I did.
How's Gilligan's Island? Seems u love it.N ur old/new job?
You make an excellent point about this being a good sign for the economy. I don't think it's talked about enough.
Some just walk off after some a hole customer berates them and employer does nothing. It’s the crap jobs that people are just leaving usually for a gig job like dash or Uber. This leaves them with no benefits at all.
No, it only shows that they have an excess of comfort and security to afford quitting their job, without another ready to start.
Ok Boomer
Glad to see employees taking a stand
FINALLY- we are the people, we have the power. this is what we all need to realize, big companies are nothing without us
@Ale We the people weld the power
The fact that these companies are raising wages is proof they could've done it a long time ago!
Most of these corporations allocate excess profit for share buybacks instead of paying fair wages to their workers. Just another way the rich get richer while working poor get decimated.
they just increase the prices of their goods and services, the clients will pay for the higher wages through price inflation
@@jaster030 False. Amazon implemented $15 minimum wage for all US employees BEFORE the pandemic as a direct response to the "Stop BEZOS Act" introduced by Bernie Sanders in Congress. Stop licking the boots of the oligarchy.
@ICA: Of course they could have. Any company ‘can’ pay their employees what they want. Of course that increases the cost of production which will increase the cost of goods. We are only just beginning to see this happen. So, sure, everyone can raise wages and then the price of goods sold. We will all be making more money but will be paying more to live so the wage increase is for not. Worst yet if the increase puts you in a higher tax bracket then you will essentially be making less. This is why companies have not increased prior is because they did not want to increase the cost of their product. Now if forced to do so they will but it doesn’t change the quality of life for anyone. Those on a fixed income will be the ones really hurt.
Yep
Patiently waiting for the day when companies start sending me their resumes and I can interview them before giving them an offer
Lol As hilarious as that sounds. That ain't happening. They would forget you exist by the time they finish their morning coffee.
@@elvisgonzales6387 corporations are panicking rn bro just wait for it
@@elvisgonzales6387 I mean in some fields you literally get to choose which of the many offers you wanna take once you finally finished studying...^^ also they hire people to hire people, so those wont forget
*Become an athlete theory.*
Headhunters already do this for highly marketable candidates.
Dont forget some of us are slamming in tons of applications and not getting hired either
I quit my job back in 2020 because of low pay, mandatory OT, and getting no appreciation or more compensation for working in a full-blown pandemic. Now two years later my old job is hiring for $20 an hour but you know what? They can keep that, you can keep trying to raise the wage but if you still don't treat your employees right nothing will change. You can give out $20 an hour but you can't give me back my time or mental well-being. I am so much happier working remotely AND working 4 days a week with 3 days off. Glad everyone else is finding better too
Today I resigned from my company
You quit your Walmart greeter position?
Its nor yours
can i have your last check?
Had to quit FedEx warehouse 3 weeks ago, cruel work conditions, back breaking work, no ac, no breaks, and being scolded for drinking water and using bathroom on the job.
Amazing is the same. Bathroom time counts as time off task.
Bathroom breaks slow your rate and you can get written up for them
True but that's always been the case with that type of work. Nothing new due to pandemic.
I tried and tried and tried to work for them years ago when the economy was bad and I needed a job. But now I won’t even look at them. Who’s desperate now? The employee or employer?
That sucks when they get mad for using the bathroom it's ridiculous
The employers did all this to themselves. They deserve it.
My job: pays 10.75 an hour.
McDonald’s down the road: hiring for $14 an hour.
Just quit my part time job to be home with my newborn. I had no option for paid leave so I had to work at least one shift every six weeks. The HR man said that he would like to see me working more often than that, right after I told him that the first shift I went in I had to leave 1.5 hours into it because my newborn would not take a bottle and was screaming at home.
That “empathy” made my choice easier. I’ll be at home for a few months feeding and loving my baby. I’ll get a job next year when my child is older.
Exactly you won’t get that time back when he gets older.
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My wife did the same in similar situation. It was a good call. For all of us. You'll be OK to.
Maybe you shouldn't of had a kid then!
Jobs come and go. We don’t live to work...
As much as I like money, a stressful work environment, working someone else's clock to do a job I find no fulfillment in isn't worth it. I am just glad that my investments in the financial markets is remunerative, there's no way I can be a W-2 employee until I get old. Sounds depressing
During the pandemic so many people turned to making passive incomes online that at this point no one wants to go back to commuting to work especially not for a psycho boss that micromanages
@Davis....If you find making more money fulfilling, it certainly is. Good one 👍
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Whenever someone mentions someone leaving on time in the office, as opposed to working free overtime, I tell them in a sad tone: "If you have nothing better to do than work for free, I pity you." Always works.
I’m an eye Dr and left my practice at Walmart after 19 years because I’m SICK OF IT! Sick of them taking advantage, lying, and manipulating me. We have the power now. This is a rare opportunity.
“up to” $15 per hour?
No, $15 per hour is a bare minimum.
You can get near $20 near me and that is still to low. This $15 is not enough in some areas
For putting horse meat in a hard shell taco? Nah bro they can work up to that $15
@@Chonchey hey I got a better idea how about no more fast food and you make your own food!!! Problem solved!!!
Just think - that $15 is new. It used to be $10 and that went to $15 in one move. We used to joke that $10 an hour was just enough to afford to be broke.
Nah we need a 100$/hour min wage
So many ppl know how to start their own businesses now. Even my classmates have their own business and we're just high schoolers. beats working at McDonald's or the goodwill across the street.
I first tried to quit bc of burnout I was overworked and underpaid, I cried in front of my boss bc of stress. But I still stayed, I just quit my job and have never felt better.
4 day week should be enacted! We need to live the only life we're ever gonna get.
This video is very pro-corporations.
They're not getting to the heart of the issue. Corporations treated their employees like dirt during the pandemic so many have decided to leave. Pay and treat your workers better. That's a no-brainer.
When the 5 major “news” outlets are owned by corporations can you expect anything different? If you think I’m mistaken look at the companies that own the shareholders for the news companies & their parent companies on Yaho finance and you’ll see it’s the same people.
Not everyone wants to own their own business. I don’t. I enjoy working in a Corp but I leave when it’s toxic. Don’t need to sit somewhere I don’t like
Plus the same "experts" telling lies
Not just corporations that are corrupt. Try working for America’s dysfunctional school system.
Except that's not even close to true. Most large corporations took very good care of their workers over the pandemic.
And wages are up significantly despite massive damage to the economy.
This comment just proves that workers will never be happy and catering to them is a fools errand
17yrs in a shop as a line mechanic having to fight to further my career then watching everyone around me make more on unemployment then me as a master technician was the final straw.
Now I'm a handyman and I started my own business. I won't be turning wrenches for anyone other then my self.
Having to quit my job for a raise is ridiculous, I gave up my 20s to gain the skills needed to keep an industry going and Im paid peanuts for it.
Good luck finding people to maintain the shipping lines.
My company has 2 employees. I have no problem finding people. Anyone who works with me keeps almost all the money they make. We just split the insurance and other business expenses. I take zero profit from them. 100% technician owned and operated. Moral is very high and we have more work then we can handle.
Congrats! One will never get rich working for someone else.
india majority software engineers get paid an equivalent 1.8 US dollars per hour. Work for 9+ hours a day.
Sounds awsome! Keep up the good work. Hopefully more people will see the benefits of these business models and follow suit.
Handyman business is a great business to be in right now. You can be fair to your clients and still make great money.
I think it's awesome that you are a great boss that isn't greedy. A lot of people should take example on you
I think a lot of factors have to be evaluated in order to get a conclusion of why people does not want to go to work:
-Anxiety and depression (huge obstacles right now)
-Government helping financially
-Student loans payments on hold
-Fear of the virus (people are living of credit cards) we will see the impact of this in the next few years
-People finding new ways to make money
-Schools closing (one parent forced to stay home)
Also the rising cost of living (inflation) while wages stay the same.
The whole employment structure needs to be dismantled & built anew because as long as its running the way that it is now, its only gonna get much worse.
The good news is. If you want to speak with the manager. You probably won’t have to wait long. Because the manager is probably already waiting your table.
That's worth a good laugh.
@@soundjudgement3586 well not if your the manager.
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@@calvinvastelli6792 your not a manager are you?