A lumber CEO says companies that aren't 'pro-employee' will be left behind by the labor shortage
In June, Iowa coffee shop Greene Bean Coffee raised wages to $15 an hour. Owner Rich Osborne"That kind of upended the entire narrative out there that people don't want to work after the pandemic anymore," Obsborne said. He said that"smart people" realize investing in employees is an investment in business, and that he trusts his workers to run his business.
And for Dean, keeping pay high and conditions good is also a matter of business:"It's great business practice to pay lower level employees and treat them as if they're revenue producing high commission salespeople."Subscribe to push notifications
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