x0AC77B2

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   by x0AC77B2 8y ago

   The alternative is developing your education, whether in a trade school or University, and working towards a career that is sustainable in the area you choose to live.
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   by x0AC77B2 8y ago

   They are clearly desperate for work. Bettering yourself via education at a trade school, or University is not difficult. But if you got a degree in Psychology and now work at a coffee shop for $8/hr to support a family, you put yoursel
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   by x0AC77B2 8y ago

   If I could only find work at $8/hr that is my fault. I could get a student loan and go to a trade school or study CS and make $80k+ in 3 years. Any adult that requires to care for a family and chooses to work for $8/hr is harming
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   by x0AC77B2 8y ago

   Well if I want to open a coffee shop and hire highschool students at $8/hr, as an employer I should be able to do that. But if someone who requires to provide for a family and needs $20/hr is willing to work for $8/hr at my c
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   by x0AC77B2 8y ago

   The problem seems to be that people are willing to work for low wages. At the last company I worked for, college graduate engineers were paid about $75k starting and they had an incredibly hard time hiring. So they raised the amount that th