U.S. has lost 5 million manufacturing jobs since 2
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Posted On: 12/04/2016 10:44:12 AM
U.S. has lost 5 million manufacturing jobs since 2000
Know I'm not saying that all those jobs are available because just that fact of advancements in automation but cut that number in half.
And that is a life change for Our people.
Taxes - Health Care Costs - And for people themselves that can get the job.
By exporting jobs what is happening is the balance of the job market is unbalanced.
What I mean is there are very few jobs for kids to start their working life out at.
When I was a kid friends and I worked at at a car lot had a lawn mowing jobs worked at a factory. Companies could afford to hire kids to do odd jobs.
For me to hire a kid for $15.00 or a 35 year old man for $15.00.
I would rather have 1 Farm kid that could do the work of 10 people
And look at this
hire a kid for $15.00 or a 35 year old man for $15.00. { WTF }
Do you see financial slavery anywhere
Know I'm not saying that all those jobs are available because just that fact of advancements in automation but cut that number in half.
And that is a life change for Our people.
Taxes - Health Care Costs - And for people themselves that can get the job.
By exporting jobs what is happening is the balance of the job market is unbalanced.
What I mean is there are very few jobs for kids to start their working life out at.
When I was a kid friends and I worked at at a car lot had a lawn mowing jobs worked at a factory. Companies could afford to hire kids to do odd jobs.
For me to hire a kid for $15.00 or a 35 year old man for $15.00.
I would rather have 1 Farm kid that could do the work of 10 people
And look at this
hire a kid for $15.00 or a 35 year old man for $15.00. { WTF }
Do you see financial slavery anywhere
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