The largest U.S. companies are cutting jobs and reducing expenses as Americans pull back after a period of aggressive inflation.
  • @linearchaosEnglish
    37•9 months ago

    Just a little coordinated unemployment that bumps up bottom lines, nothing to see here. IF someone will just give them a tax break or two, I’m sure they’ll sort out hiring a few more pawns. It’s not like they’re going to try to run us into a recession or anything. It’ll be another post Covid fiasco when they go to rehire post election, I CAN’T FIND TALENTED WORKERS NOW, WHY DOESN’T ANYONE WANT TO WORK

  • @QuarterSwede
    33•9 months ago

    They did this all last year too. How does that make 2024 the year of cost cutting? Is anyone actually paying attention anymore?

  • Flying Squid
    18•9 months ago

    Cutting jobs, reducing expenses, raising prices and announcing record profits.

    God bless America.

  • @[email protected]
    5•9 months ago

    Imagine the goal being well-being, art, and science, not imaginary numbers in a post-scarcity society.

  • @Bye
    4•9 months ago

    Can we please flip this back around sometime

    Lower interest rates would give me a lot of job security, since that’s what’s driving all the tech layoffs. Like it doesn’t need to go back to 2% but maybe 4% would be a good start.