We came from ‘work from home’ to ‘stay home without a job’
Greetings friends!
This time I am writing about the current trend in the employment sector. Feel free to express your views through your comments.
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International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Kristalina Georgiev has announced that the one third of the world economy will face recession during this year. Covid related restrictions, Russia Ukraine war, greed of the rich and mismanagement of the politicians have ruined the world economy. Companies’ profit is declining which is resulting in lay off of workforce.
During 2022, big companies like Meta, Amazon, Alibaba, Credit Suisse etc. have fired thousands of their employees Link. It is not going to stop. Microsoft, Swiggy in India and many other companies have followed the same path. Twitter has lost 50 percent of its employees since Elon Musk became its owner. Global unemployment rate is increasing at a very fast rate. This is an alarming situation which seems having no solution.
We have seen during the recession of 2007-08 that big companies get huge bell out packages from the governments but they don’t care for their employees. These big companies never decrease salary and perks of their top management. They get huge salaries while lower class employees are fired and their families are destroyed. Retrenchment further increases recession as purchasing power of lots of people is reduced or completely perishes. Big companies get bell out packages from the savings resulting from the hard earned money of the common people and common people do not get any benefit of their own money. This is the irony of the economic system prevailing over the world. The top 10 percent of the rich own over 50 percent money but, they contribute very low amount in the taxes. For example in India, top 10% rich contribute only four percent as Goods and service taxes. So, one can understand easily that what system is ruling common people and how are they being used for the rich. This is a transition from ‘work from home’ stay home unemployed.
What is the situation of employment in your country? Please let me know through your comments.
Thank you.
Here in our country (Philippines), small and medium enterprises closed down. Thus the unemployment rate increased too!
There are some that survived and barely worked things out but having a hard time covering for their losses. Though, some opportunities arise in the Business process outsourcing firm such as call centers, ( jobs from the US are outsourced here due to cheaper workforce cost) it is still not enough to cover everything.
People are still looking for other ways to make ends meet.
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This is happening all over the world. This is a very sad situation. I am worried about the miserable people.
It is kinda sad indeed. Hopefully, we will all make it!
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When I read this a simple question pops up in my mind.
We do have jobs for everyone? I mean, these days most of the jobs are behind a bar, customer service, a call center and such. All of those can be easily replaced with the technology we have now available. Knowing that, why are we still forced to fight among us for a bad job? I guess is a matter of time until govts around the world start an universal basic income. Because tech and robotic capabilities are expanding exponentially (because AI is starting self improving)
I guess we are in the middle of a transition, a hard one, I really don't know what is in the near future. But at the end, jobs as we know it are about to die for ever. At least that is how I see it!