I'm not convinced that extending this is economic based for the affected employees making $58k or less. It would seem this is quite similar to forgiveness of student loans. It's mandating costs for all at the benefit for few. My opinion is this is an overreach and should not happen. Investments in human capital and talent are rewarded in the long-term. Creating a nanny-state where people settle for the beneficence of the government is a dangerous path; it's called socialism and has never worked in the history of mankind.
Hi Ed,
I'm not convinced that extending this is economic based for the affected employees making $58k or less. It would seem this is quite similar to forgiveness of student loans. It's mandating costs for all at the benefit for few. My opinion is this is an overreach and should not happen. Investments in human capital and talent are rewarded in the long-term. Creating a nanny-state where people settle for the beneficence of the government is a dangerous path; it's called socialism and has never worked in the history of mankind.