Chip Cutter
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first heard Aug 2019
last heard Sep 2024
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How Private Are Your Private Messages to Co-Workers? · 27 Sep 2024
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there's not many protections for workers.
There are some limitations on what companies can do.
For example, they are restricted in looking to see which employees might be looking to organize a union or bargaining, that sort of thing.
But for the most part, companies have control here.
They're within their rights to surveil their workers and to read what they're sharing on
messaging apps on office chats, Slack, email.
It's generally considered a company system, a company tool.
A lot of them just gotten used to this really strong job market we've seen over the past couple of years where it was really a candidate's job market where there were lots of open roles.
We saw employers really having to act quickly.
And right now we're starting to see that pendulum swing back to employers where the companies have the upper hand once again.
For months and months, we've heard repeatedly companies tell us we can't find enough cooks, we can't find enough maintenance workers, truck drivers, cleaners, all of these hourly roles that have been a real bright spot in the economy.
So even as companies started to pull back on corporate recruiting, so hiring fewer white-collar professionals in tech and banking and other fields, there was still tons of strength in the hourly job market.
And we're starting to see that change now.
And a number of employers are saying that it's gotten a lot easier to fill these roles.
They maybe are posting fewer openings.
And we're seeing the job market start to slow here, and we're starting to see weakness in hourly roles too.
So that's significant and could have effects for millions of workers.
Yeah.
So I was in the bowels of Boston's Logan Airport.
It was a delay.
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