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originally posted by: tothetenthpower
a reply to: SLAYER69
Oh Slayer the Electronics are worse my friend.
Sorry, but when the vast majority of jobs in the world are unskilled labor, you can't justify paying all of those positions poverty wages. That's the kind of thinking that's got us to where we are in the first place.
originally posted by: Urantia1111
Could we please get more whining from people demanding more money for a job that requires absolutely no education, skill, or ability? "I've made absolutely nothing of myself and I demand a raise!". Please.
Could we please get more whining from people demanding more money for a job that requires absolutely no education, skill, or ability?
originally posted by: AshOnMyTomatoes
Sorry, but when the vast majority of jobs in the world are unskilled labor, you can't justify paying all of those positions poverty wages. That's the kind of thinking that's got us to where we are in the first place.
originally posted by: Urantia1111
Could we please get more whining from people demanding more money for a job that requires absolutely no education, skill, or ability? "I've made absolutely nothing of myself and I demand a raise!". Please.
Also why is it acceptable that a Billion dollar company has a business model that utilizes welfare as part of their compensation package.
The crazy thing is, the difficulty of a college degree or the length of time it takes to get it doesn't even guarantee that it pays more. Doctors and lawyers make load of money, sure, but what about a physics professor? Takes a lot of schooltime and effort, doesn't make diddly. Or a master craftsman. Spends a lifetime honing a skill; wage does not necessarily reflect this.
originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: interupt42
Also why is it acceptable that a Billion dollar company has a business model that utilizes welfare as part of their compensation package.
They are operating under the illusion that somehow a job is difficult.
We all know the truth, most jobs become redundant after the first few years even the most highly skilled jobs. It becomes a process you walk through to get the job done. I know i am involved in a skilled trade that requires me to pay attention the entire time. It still becomes second nature as long as im half awake i get the job done and done well.
They think because they went to school they deserve more and thats just bull#.