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http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/dail...being-replaced-burger-flipping-164535060.html
Who would have thought? That damn ole Ross Perot....if only we could turn back time. Just remember boys and girls, service jobs are our way to the future and will be great..........riiiiiiigggggghhhhhttttt!
and then there's this....
Good jobs going overseas hurt the middle class? Wow.....and on top of that, cuts actually mean people losing jobs? Again, gasp.
A real race to the bottom because without a solid foundation, the whole darn building is going to collapse.
Who would have thought? That damn ole Ross Perot....if only we could turn back time. Just remember boys and girls, service jobs are our way to the future and will be great..........riiiiiiigggggghhhhhttttt!
NELP broke down jobs into low/ middle/and high-wage groups based on median incomes. Looking at the period from early 2008 through the first quarter of 2012, the study found:
"High-wage" occupations accounted for 19% of the jobs lost during the Great Recession and 20% of the jobs gained during the recovery.
"Mid-wage" occupations suffered 60% of job losses during the recession but only 22% of the growth during the recovery.
"Low-wage" occupations accounted for 21% of the losses and a whopping 58% of the growth.
and then there's this....
Beyond the recession itself, several factors are contributing to these trends:
Globalization, which has sent manufacturing jobs overseas
The bursting of the housing market, which crushed the construction industry
Deep cuts in state and local governments, which accounts for 485,000 mainly mid-wage jobs lost since February 2011
Good jobs going overseas hurt the middle class? Wow.....and on top of that, cuts actually mean people losing jobs? Again, gasp.
A real race to the bottom because without a solid foundation, the whole darn building is going to collapse.
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