Employers are trying to keep employees. The national workforce is in perpetual flip flop. Wages are too low overall.
Is it that or is it prices and taxes are too high? Too much cheap garbage for sale at an exorbitant price.
Employers are trying to keep employees. The national workforce is in perpetual flip flop. Wages are too low overall.
Sounds like a good meal to me.yer all a pack o gluttons should be forced to live on beans taters and bread and water fer awhile.
yer all a pack o gluttons should be forced to live on beans taters and bread and water fer awhile.
If Melvin Douglas was alive I'd have him recite his famous line that he spoke to Paul Newman in the movie Hud,,,"you have no check on your appetites at all. You live only for yourself, and that makes you not fit to live with". All Hud wanted to do was put his biscuits in the gravy while it was still hot.Don't I know it? If you have 3 meals a day, clothes on your back and a warm, dry place to sleep, you are better off than about 75% of the world! And still we want more!![]()
Those look like 1970's stats, the world is much better off financially today than 40 years ago. Even this lefty website says less than 50% of children live in poverty and I think that is still way too high an estimate.Don't I know it? If you have 3 meals a day, clothes on your back and a warm, dry place to sleep, you are better off than about 75% of the world! And still we want more!![]()
Those look like 1970's stats, the world is much better off financially today than 40 years ago.
Wages have certainly lagged behind inflation for the past few years. Tradespeople especially have a bunch of catching up to do.
Who is the regular worker ?Is that you at 50 or you at 16 ?i have never heard of such a thing, and if it is true, it will be squelched in seconds, the regular
worker in general has never been able to keep up with inflation, it won't be allowed, so just blink
and it will stop, if true, me thinks not.
Did they need to go to university on government loans to get an education that doesn't produce results ?thats right, it is very noticeable over the past few years, that the workforce is losing ground, unless
one's children can afford to spend a fortune on post secondary education which puts them into a high
paying job, our (in my case) grandchildren are much further behind than we were at that age, and my
children as well when they graduated, then if they go on, in the education programs, they become very
poor as their debt builds big time from paying tuition etc, then it takes them years to pay it back.
Most of those so called agencies are helping themselves first and foremost .You really think so? IF so, with the idiot box, there is probably more awareness and more agencies helping out, by the same token there's a billion or more people on the planet than 40 years ago.
Most good trades people I know that work fulltime are making 100,000 plus . Catching up maybe but hungry no .Wages have certainly lagged behind inflation for the past few years. Tradespeople especially have a bunch of catching up to do.
thats right, it is very noticeable over the past few years, that the workforce is losing ground, unless
one's children can afford to spend a fortune on post secondary education which puts them into a high
paying job, our (in my case) grandchildren are much further behind than we were at that age, and my
children as well when they graduated, then if they go on, in the education programs, they become very
poor as their debt builds big time from paying tuition etc, then it takes them years to pay it back.
Most of those so called agencies are helping themselves first and foremost .
Who is the regular worker ?Is that you at 50 or you at 16 ?
Did they need to go to university on government loans to get an education that doesn't produce results ?
Sounds to me they would have been better of taking a sales job after high school and see where it takes them .
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well, that was the whole point of the conversation, the worker is falling behind in wages compared to
inflation, AND working at a sales job out of highy school is exactly what i'm talking about, CAN'T
live on that wage, probably can't afford to leave home, can't afford to live on one's own.
wasn't talking about an education that doesn't produce a job, but one that does, hopefully the person
who graduates from grade 12, has enough brains to research, get advice from the right people BEFORE
acquiring student loans to go to university, to have a job when finished, not Awfully hard to do.