Thread regarding Dell Inc. layoffs

US salaries are falling. Employers say compensation is just 'resetting'

The mass US layoffs of the past few years are continuing. In 2024 alone, thousands of workers across many sectors, including media and technology, have lost their jobs and are on the hunt for new ones. But some are finding an unwelcome surprise as they scan listings for open roles. A salary bump is all but impossible; in many cases, wages seem lower than their previous pay – even for the same jobs.

They aren't imagining things. A 2023 report on pay trends from ZipRecruiter showed 48% of 2,000 US companies surveyed lowered pay for certain roles.

https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20240306-slowing-us-wage-growth-lower-salaries

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This is laughable not paying attention to the housing market and what it costs to live they are just filling their pockets with cash while they kick people out.

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Post ID: @3svw+1rsfIbZJ

You get what you pay for. Offshore talent is comically terrible.

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Post ID: @1xva+1rsfIbZJ

Executive salaries will only drop if those jobs start getting off shored too.

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Post ID: @vio+1rsfIbZJ

Unionize.

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Post ID: @fwt+1rsfIbZJ

Middle managers and developers are getting laid off everywhere while the upper management folks are enjoying the inflated salaries.

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Post ID: @qca+1rsfIbZJ

Interesting how our salaries need to be “reset” while executive salaries and the price of goods and services continue to go up. Greedflation at its finest.

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Post ID: @rdx+1rsfIbZJ

Top brass at Dell are still getting paid.
shower of Cu-ts

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