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The majority of the auto factory jobs that were (e.g. automotive assembly line work) are considered unskilled work; not even semi-skilled; never mind high-skill
by NovemberWhiskey 4y ago
The majority of the auto factory jobs that were (e.g. automotive assembly line work) are considered unskilled work; not even semi-skilled; never mind high-skill.
- whimsicalism 4y agotwo points were made: 1. only low skilled jobs were outsourced 2. low skilled jobs by definition do not pay more than $30/hr. i am saying at least one of these is wrong, but it really is a question of semantics which one it is.
- NovemberWhiskey 4y agoI rather think the point is that outsourcing of those jobs was proof of the assertion that unskilled manufacturing jobs at $30/hr (in 2022 money) plus rich benefits are not a thing that was sustainable.
- whimsicalism 4y agoGo ahead and re-read the comment you are defending. I think it has twisted in your memory to something much more reasonable rather than something that can be verifiably fact-checked as false.