Why pay raises alone won't help fill America's 11 million open jobs (via CNBCMakeIt)
from March 2 to 14. Of that share, nearly half, or 42.4 million, were retired. For comparison, in the survey's first week from April 23 to May 5, 2020, the Census Bureau reports 117.8 million American's weren't working, and roughly one-third, or 37 million, were retired.
"I don't think this is about pay," Hetrick says. "It's about, 'is this job going to fit with the circumstances of my life?'" He says companies will have to do "earnest, intentional discovery" to figure out how to make jobs more accommodating to people not in the workforce. Until then, "employers are wishing this problem away."
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