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I don't think there is a single business in Indy that is not hiring right now. I certainly don't know of any.
The labor market is white hot in Indy. I nearly took an offer from another company in November then my current company countered with a significantly better offer so I decided to stay. I was told things are super competitive right now and companies are struggling to keep their employees.
I wonder if cities that paid extra during the pandemic to the unemployed typically have higher jobless rates as a result of more people participating in "the great resignation"? I read that in California that the break even point to work or quit was $15/hr. So even if you could get a job for $20/hr was it really worth it to work 40 hours per week for a net $200 extra?
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