The jobs aren't coming back ( conspiracy )

submitted by Diogenes_The_Cynic

The tele-work push gives large corporations the ability to have a soft layoff program. People left their offices, shits closed down. The finance industry is having wild swings. White collar workers are not far from experiencing 80's style mass firings.

TwitterBannedIt

Thinking the same thing, glad I'm the only one who does what I do there.

rhy

Yep. This was the plan.

TheBone

Tiz a great way for the Goobernut to be the saving grace when people start their crying and usher in a furthered socialist society because of perceived need. It makes me wonder when Killary will step in with her fantastical lies and deceptions. Be wary of any Goob relief plans.

Germ22

Anyone that can be sent home to work remotely doesn't really have an important job. Maybe companies will realize that and a ton of middle management and office staff will be cut and over head cost reduced.

TwitterBannedIt

not true, programmers are important and can work from home.

our physical presence is not what we sell.

Mostly though, I agree with you... for most people.. its true.

cm18

There is always work. It is just a matter of over regulation. We will likely be put back 5 or so years.

Bottled_Tears

I'm in service industry and I think this may be the end of it unless you are a bartender.

0RC4

why bartender?

popsikle

Old saying that bars and churches are the last to go in a town.

mehwah

The resturrants and mom and pop stores will die from lack of income- big stores will survive and gobble up market share. Small companies will die for the same reason and mega corps will clean out their competition.... low wage workers will end up with College Level credit card debt.

Its a HUGE expansion of big biz and debt whatever happens with the wu-flu

RogerByam

When the restrictions in China happened, my first thought was similar to your comment... a bonus for the Chinese oligarchs. I'm not saying the virus was planned, but they're taking advantage of the situation to shut-down the open-air markets and small stores to replace them with franchises.

I watched the recent Joe Rogan podcast with that infectious control expert and he even alluded to this, and the guy was quite a realist.

Gravspeed

Yeah, I'm not saying you're right, but I'm not saying you're wrong either.