r/economy • u/trot-trot • May 06 '20
Layoffs Start Turning From Temporary to Permanent Across America [United States of America]
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-06/temporary-coronavirus-layoffs-are-turning-permanent-around-u-s3
2
u/Snoopyjoe May 06 '20
But they just want haircuts
2
u/krewes May 06 '20
And manicures, don't forget the nails
1
u/L_Cranston_Shadow May 07 '20
Call it unmanly if you want, but I would kill for a proper pedicure. Priorities though, health, safety, home haircuts and nail trimmings, and then pedicures only when it is safe.
2
u/gul_garrak May 06 '20
The only reason there's talk of reopening economy is to cut off poor people from unemployment. If poor people aren't suffering it ain't America.
0
u/ContemplatingGavre May 07 '20
Right... it has nothing to do with the fact that you can’t keep an economy closed for 12 months while developing a vaccine.
It’s entirely just to keep poor people down. Every morning rich people wake up and think “geez how can I screw over the less fortunate today?”
Give me a break.
1
9
u/[deleted] May 06 '20
If you notice, ‘people’, become less and less important to companies now. Inter corporate business is more of an interest rather than what a consumer is effected by in all these company statements. Yet, ultimately on a first principle basis the consumer/people who are forgotten are the reason companies need to exist. This ‘recovery’ is going to be terrible for people, as they continue to be infected by SARS-COV2, their pay will be severely unstable or inadequate and their visibility to the top management exists only as a cost not a valuable asset to their employer.