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What kind of institutional gaslighting is this?
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this post was submitted on 29 Apr 2024
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How is taking a pay cut when there's massive inflation even remotely understandable? Inflation means that they need to pay you more, not less; your costs are rising.
Businesses don't care about your costs. They care about paying as little as possible for as good a quality as they can.
Same way you don't care if your grocery store mega chain got hacked and lost $300 million, that's not your problem, if they raise the price of bread you'll go somewhere else.
I mean it's understandable that they didn't give everyone 6.5% raises. That's a pretty huge raise