Slow Motion General Strike Continues Apace in The UK

Filed in National by on January 22, 2022

Workers pushing back against the abuses of late stage capitalism is officially a thing.   Which means it is only a matter of time until capital organizes its assholes and lackeys (like Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) for example) to introduce some sort of bipartisan bills making it illegal to quit your suck-ass job.

Brits are quitting their jobs at a rate not seen in over a decade, new data shows, highlighting the struggles companies are facing when it comes to staff.

Sanjay Raja, chief UK economist at Deutsche Bank, said analysis of official data suggests people are resigning at the highest rate since 2009 with “historically elevated levels of workers leaving the labour market entirely”.

The data shows that the so-called “Great Resignation” happening around the world in the wake of the pandemic is not just anecdotal. In the US, where the government produces official data on the so-called ‘quit rate’, a record 4.5 million people resigned in November.

Employers across the UK complain of struggling to both hang on to and recruit staff.  Redundancies in the UK are at their lowest level since the mid-1990s, while the level of open vacancies is the highest on record.

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  1. Mike Dinsmore says:

    Connie Britton?

  2. Claymonster says:

    This market is unsustainable. The kids that think they can leverage a better position by leapfrogging are kidding themselves. When the bottom drops out, and it will, they’ll be sorry

  3. Jason330 says:

    As much as I want to credit class consciousness for this awakening, cynicism prevents me.

    But what then? Pot? Sports betting? A general realization that the “health insurance” being dangled like a carrot in front of an ass is a scam? But the UK had real health insurance.