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"at the Wages I want to pay"


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2025 Feb 12, 3:34pm   310 views  14 comments

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1   Patrick   2025 Feb 12, 3:56pm  

Right, there's no lack of workers at high enough wages.
2   PanicanDemoralizer   2025 Feb 12, 4:22pm  

"Lazy kids won't get CNC creds, takes a few months! Lazy kids!"

Turns out the CNC jobs pay less than delivering pizza, a job a non-HS Graduate could do.
3   MolotovCocktail   2025 Feb 12, 4:32pm  

AmericanKulak says

"Lazy kids won't get CNC creds, takes a few months! Lazy kids!"

Turns out the CNC jobs pay less than delivering pizza, a job a non-HS Graduate could do.


Machinist get bennies, tho? What about unions? OH isn't exactly right-to-work.
4   MolotovCocktail   2025 Feb 12, 4:33pm  

Patrick says

Right, there's no lack of workers at high enough wages.


OkDOGEisAmountingToSomething says




6   mell   2025 Feb 12, 9:54pm  

So what, the plandemic hiring craze was an aberration, those jobs had to be lost and digested again, and now it's back to normal. The tech job market certainly isn't great at the moment, but similar to the housing market far from crashing, despite the shitty 4 years of the corrupt xiden administration.
7   AD   2025 Feb 12, 10:16pm  

mell says

So what, the plandemic hiring craze was an aberration, those jobs had to be lost and digested again, and now it's back to normal. The tech job market certainly isn't great at the moment, but similar to the housing market far from crashing, despite the shitty 4 years of the corrupt xiden administration.


Yep, we are witnessing again "a return to the mean" and everything back to normal like Wolfman at Wolf Street writes, such as with 7% mortgage rate.

Of course the bottom feeders will hope for an over correction such as with housing.

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8   PanicanDemoralizer   2025 Feb 12, 10:37pm  

OkDOGEisAmountingToSomething says

Machinist get bennies, tho? What about unions? OH isn't exactly right-to-work.

No bennies listed for Machinist, bennies listed for Domino's
9   zzyzzx   2025 Feb 13, 7:47am  

I'm calling BS on the pizza delivery driver job being fulltime.
11   HeadSet   2025 Apr 17, 5:41pm  

zzyzzx says

I'm calling BS on the pizza delivery driver job being fulltime.

Many are "independent contractors" and not even employees.
12   Patrick   2025 Jun 17, 11:21am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/weather-or-not-tuesday-june-17-2025


More winning. On Sunday, amidst the Weekend of Protest, the New York Post ran an encouraging story headlined, “Nearly 1 million illegal immigrants have ‘self-deported’ under Trump, which has led to higher wages.” MSNBC viewers have no idea.

https://nypost.com/2025/06/15/opinion/nearly-1-million-illegal-immigrants-have-self-deported-under-trump-which-has-led-to-higher-wages/

Alongside all the arrests and high-profile deportations, the Trump Administration is also quietly running a voluntary self-deportation program that encourages illegals to leave with cash benefits and free plane tickets. DHS has also revived what corporate media is calling an “archaic law” requiring foreign nationals in the U.S. to register with the federal government and provide their fingerprints.

Under the 1950s law, failing to register is a separate and sufficient ground for instant deportation. Judges in lower courts facing these cases have been quibbling about whether illegals “actually knew” they were violating the law— a newly-discovered and careful type of judicial scrutiny that J6 Capitol tourists did not enjoy. For some reason. (It’s definitely not politics, how dare you.)

The article quoted a Washington Post story that reported “a million foreign-born workers have exited the workforce since March.” WaPo framed that news as “a sign of the weakening labor supply.” Yet the paper also noted, “Average hourly wages accelerated, rising by 0.4 percent over the month, to $36.24 in May, as earnings continue to beat inflation in a boost to workers’ spending power.”

As the NY Post correctly pointed out, the statistics show that, with fewer illegal immigrants, businesses are having to raise wages to attract workers. In other words, it’s helping Main Street instead of Wall Street. That’s just what the President promised, and it is called winning.
14   Patrick   2025 Jul 1, 9:31pm  

Bingo.

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