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Working class is defined as needing to work to live. Even people making 400K are still working class. Now between the working class, there’s a lot of differen
by aaomidi 3y ago
Working class is defined as needing to work to live.
Even people making 400K are still working class.
Now between the working class, there’s a lot of difference too. The thing is, that difference is on an entirely different scale than the difference between the working class and the owner class.
- tedivm 3y agoThe 400k is a red herring anyways. Not every engineer makes that, and not ever person who laid off was an engineer. The layoffs affected recruiters, marketing, sales, and a ton of areas that were not engineers. Lower level engineers were also targeted more than the higher level engineers, and even more importantly the hiring freezes and reductions blocked a ton of new grads from getting jobs.
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- Izkata 3y agoThere's a few definitions for it, the one I think most people default to is jobs that require physical labor.