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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is a global movement that is beyond immigration, boomer retirement and your baby-sitting woes. The U.S is not the only country experiencing this "movement" (See Lie Flat in China) and labor shortage is worldwide (Google is your friend). Workers are tired of long work hours, multiple jobs, low pay and just downright bossy bosses. The pandemic gave lots of workers the downtime they needed to asses their work/life priorities. Some have just decided that being self-employed with less money may be more beneficial than working at Wendy's. [/quote] Japan's Hikikomori and NEET's were the canaries in the cave mine to the antiwork movement, but the west just shrugged it off and thought it wouldn't happen here. Hell, Japans post Bubble Era Lost Decades should've been the wake up call.[/quote]
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