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melm00se
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Mon Dec-11-06 11:41 AM
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where salaries for info tech staff are growing at 12% to 14% a year, turnover is increasing, and an influx of workers is straining city resources.
these 3 things will increase to the point that it is:
1) not worth the trouble
2) makes financial sense (based upon the salary increases <5 years)
3) in the best interest of the local government to say "stop! we can't build fast enough to keep pace for things like utilities and other public services"
this happens in just abut every "hot" jobs market...growth happens up until the point that the seams start to strain and threaten to burst.
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