Nate
Over the last couple of years, we’ve seen massive changes in the workforce. Many businesses are struggling to find employees, and there are all sorts of reasons for that. The pandemic, horrible micromanaging bosses, stagnant wages, etc.
In turn, you’ve probably noticed many people claim it’s because “nobody wants to work anymore” but researcher Paul Fairie noticed that boomers weren’t the first to use the phrase.
Not even close.
In a recent Twitter thread, Paul compiled newspaper clippings dating back to the 1800s that claim nobody wants to work, and it gives you a real perspective on how, I think Batman was right, you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.
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Read also: 37 Funny Work Memes From The Millennial And Gen Z Job Humor Account ‘Humorous Resources”
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