Problem
Looks at a series of articles which take up additional outcomes of the pandemic, from employee and employer perspectives. These include the Washington Post article It's not a 'labor shortage.' It's a great reassessment of work in America; The Guardian article, 'No one wants to work anymore': the truth behind this unemployment benefits myth; the Wall Street Journal article, This Summer, Jobs Come with a Hefty Signing Bonus; the Motherboard article, 'WE ALL QUIT': How America's Workers are Taking Back Their Power; and the short NBC News article, You're not the only one who's had enough: 95 percent of workers are considering quitting report says. And finally, there is the most recent Wall Street Journal article, Return to work, the boss wants you back in the office.
Based on these, and on your own experiences and those of people you know, what long term changes do you anticipate for the labor market?