let me answer for the kool aid drinkers, either this didn’t really happen, or else it’s all because of Obama.

http://ww2.cfo.com/compensation/2018/11/sudden-hike-in-wages-is-biggest-in-a-decade/?fbclid=IwAR0BDwwPkcm_-wOqqw6rhkgHKDK3JzDP-cVjmDLG7JQDohup4xZhOik497o

according to paul trump owns it.....sorry..was that snarky

There is another article on that site
A mere 4% of Mercer survey respondents said they will be directing savings generated by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into their salary increase budgets. Two-thirds (68%) said they won’t be using tax-windfall dollars for that, while 28% said they’re not anticipating any tax savings as a result of tax reform.
http://ww2.cfo.com/compensation/2018/08/tight-labor-market-doesnt-move-wage-needle/

let me answer for the kool aid drinkers, either this didn’t really happen, or else it’s all because of Obama.

http://ww2.cfo.com/compensation/2018/11/sudden-hike-in-wages-is-biggest-in-a-decade/?fbclid=IwAR0BDwwPkcm_-wOqqw6rhkgHKDK3JzDP-cVjmDLG7JQDohup4xZhOik497o

Did you read past the headline?

"However, employers paid for the compensation increase by holding benefits in check"

Did you read past the headline?

"However, employers paid for the compensation increase by holding benefits in check"

and did you read past the first statistic you could
twist to your ends? combining the wage and benefit effects, total labor costs to employers increased by 2.6%. the benefit effect didn’t eradicate the whole wage increase.

and a good jobs report too. how about that?
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debbie downers...

debbie downers...

i suspect they’ll feel better on tuesday, speaker pelosi the sequel, hooray...
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