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Originally Posted by JeremyNick
I think the underlying issue was when PPP and the UI were instituted it was seen as a short term, temp bridge.
We are now in month 4 with little to no clear idea of when this will end.
Instead of re-evaluating the needs and solutions it seems they just want to keep adding to that bridge. It seems more and more apparent now we are heading to a very bad end.
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I don't disagree.
It may seem radical to some, but the best way to get people off of unemployment lines is to employ them. It's better to get "free money" and feel like you're still part of your company and have some semblance of a "future" by being employed, rather than on the dole with no future.
For us, PPP kept our employees employed (or rehired), when PPP ran out, we laid off some employees. It was highly flawed and slanted, but it had some temporary success.