Not all work is sh|t work. Not all employers treat their employees the same way. My company is fucking fantastic. They pay us well. They treat their producers well. They take care of each other, and everyone makes money. No one is getting rich, though some have more money than others, of course, but no one is getting rich doing this work. But they all thrive. All these are private companies who work together to make sure everyone succeeds, even during a pandemic.
The people who don't want to work, it appears to me, are mostly in sh|t retail and hospitality. But it's not the corner taco joint that can't find employees, it's the big name celebrity chef steakhouse and Michelin rated restaurant (read: investors who want their ROI), where employees are often treated like absolute garbage. It's the restaurants that trend on Instagram that are suffering the most. The pay may be good, but the abuse, it's real. People are sick of it. They've had a taste of a life without it.
The restaurant/bar people I work with think this will all change when the "unemployment ends." Some, sure. Some people will go back, others definitely won't, they've already moved on, left that side of things.
Most people don't want to be rich. They just don't want to have to worry so much about that next paycheck, health, food, shelter, working car, real basic sh|t. If you work 40+ hours a week, you should be able to have that.
Capital extraction from the middle class and poor by the rich has to stop. Period.