• riodoro1@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    There is no real reward for working anymore.

    If you’re working full time and still have to live with your parents or roommates and check prices when buying groceries you’re not getting reimbursed for your work. At this point you feel like a slave and not a free man.

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    Workers: “I can’t even live on a full day’s work and rent costs more than half my wage”

    Media: “Wow workers are really disgrunteld nowadays, no idea why but it’s going to be a problem for megacorps”

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      1 year ago

      Funny you say that because my rent just went up another hundred dollars. Just over half of what I would make were I working full time.

      Edit: fixed a logistical error in my brain process, it’s late.

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    1 year ago

    Feels like CURRENT_GENERATION is most disgruntled articles always pop up during periods of pending or current recession.

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    “The disease is causing the ailment that is quiet quitting and the Great Resignation. That’s not the problem. That’s the manifestation of this underlying sort of chasm between the needs, wants and expectations of the modern employee and what employers are providing.”

    There you go. Calling the reasons for this a disease.

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      Also as an older employee and one who knows even older and retiring employees, employers used to provide more. More in money (adjusted for inflation) too, but also more in benefits. MUCH more in benefits.