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>You are assuming massive incompetence on the part of child care workers with no prior evidence. The fact that they earn minimum wage is evidence of their coll
by HBKXNCUO 7y ago
>You are assuming massive incompetence on the part of child care workers with no prior evidence.
The fact that they earn minimum wage is evidence of their collective incompetence. The fact that they would not be emotionally destroyed by never seeing the child again when either they leave their job or the child moves on is evidence of their indifference.
>19% of women with a post graduate degree is huge. How many millions of dollars of investment in education is that? If someone wants to leave work then of course they should be allowed, but if they don't and feel they are forced to? That sucks, and it is a net loss for society.
Should we not first ask why they thought it was a good idea to get an advanced degree?
- vkou 7y ago> The fact that they earn minimum wage is evidence of their collective incompetence. So, because society undervalues their work, they are incompetent losers, with anti-social behavior disorders? Please, pray tell, how much do you think the people who grow the food that you need to live get paid? Do you think as poorly of them?
- HBKXNCUO 7y ago>So, because society undervalues value their work, they are incompetent losers? Because society pays less for that sort of work, the sort of people that end up doing that work will tend to be less competent than the people that do more highly paid work. I'm not sure how you've concluded that society undervalues their work, though. That seems to me to be a matter of opinion.
- aianus 7y agoThe real people who grow my food are the engineers at Monsanto and John Deere and chemical fertilizer companies and they make plenty of money. The farmer ultimately adds very little value compared to the above, sorry to say.