After considering Inflation, are American workers really prospering?
It's no secret that the pandemic has created a tight labor market in the US, in order to attract more workers, employers have used a multitude of tactics starting from increasing base pay to paying for tuition. The hourly earnings of an American worker have increased by 5% compared to last year. ...
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