[1rudeboy]

If so I have a suggestion, pay more for those skills and more qualified applicants will show up.

Do you honestly believe that unemployed electricians with experience working on diesel engines (according to the WSJ column) are sitting around on their asses waiting for Union Pacific to raise its payscale? ROTFLMAO

[central_va]

Do you honestly believe that unemployed electricians with experience working on diesel engines (according to the WSJ column) are sitting around on their asses waiting for Union Pacific to raise its payscale? ROTFLMAO

Not only rude but ignorant of the laws of supply and demand. Boob.

[JustSayNoToNannies]

If so I have a suggestion, pay more for those skills and more qualified applicants will show up.

Do you honestly believe that unemployed electricians with experience working on diesel engines (according to the WSJ column) are sitting around on their asses waiting for Union Pacific to raise its payscale?

Based on the information you provided in post #21, it looks like MontaniSemperLiberi is onto something.

[MontaniSemperLiberi]

Pick yourself off the floor and ask, “Do I really think Union Pacific Corp. can’t find qualified electricians with experience working on diesel engines?” I think you know. There is something more going on here, obviously. Again, I’d like to know what is written behind the pay-wall.