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""I can tell you on my desk right now I have over 300 very high-quality job openings that I cannot fill," said Michael Smeltzer, executive director of the Manufactures Association of South-Central Pennsylvania, who coordinates job openings for that part of the state."
Originally posted by zeeblebotDoes this fall under; "Illegal Mexicans will take jobs Americans refuse to do?" 😉
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""I can tell you on my desk right now I have over 300 very high-quality job openings that I cannot fill," said Michael Smeltzer, executive director of the Manufactures Association of South-Central Pennsylvania, who coordinates job openings for that part of the state."
Is 40 million not enough?
Originally posted by zeeblebotThere will be even more jobs available in the US soon, once the recession hits.
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""I can tell you on my desk right now I have over 300 very high-quality job openings that I cannot fill," said Michael Smeltzer, executive director of the Manufactures Association of South-Central Pennsylvania, who coordinates job openings for that part of the state."
Originally posted by zeeblebotAt Hamill, a general machinist will start at $9 an hour, rising to $14.50 an hour after training, and going up to the mid to high twenties for senior machinists, who can earn nearly $70,000 a year.
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""I can tell you on my desk right now I have over 300 very high-quality job openings that I cannot fill," said Michael Smeltzer, executive director of the Manufactures Association of South-Central Pennsylvania, who coordinates job openings for that part of the state."
The reason no one goes into this line of work, is because the training period lasts about 18 months. Who the hell can afford to live on $9/hr.
And of note, is that a large number of those jobs have been created by military demands. When (hopefully soon) the war ends, and our troops come home, how many of those $9/hr workers will keep thier jobs?
Originally posted by duecertighten the belt, put the wife to work, and buckle down ...
At Hamill, a general machinist will start at $9 an hour, rising to $14.50 an hour after training, and going up to the mid to high twenties for senior machinists, who can earn nearly $70,000 a year.
The reason no one goes into this line of work, is because the training period lasts about 18 months. Who the hell can afford to live on $9/hr.
And of note, i ...[text shortened]... n) the war ends, and our troops come home, how many of those $9/hr workers will keep thier jobs?
military will still need restocking when they come back ...
Originally posted by zeeblebotI'm all in favor of having the wife work also. however, who's watching the kids?
tighten the belt, put the wife to work, and buckle down ...
military will still need restocking when they come back ...
One of the ignored discussions in America, is the effect of 2 income families on education of children, childhood delinquency, divorce, just to name a few.
On another note, $9/hr is under the popverty rate for a family of 4
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Originally posted by duecerdaycare ...
I'm all in favor of having the wife work also. however, who's watching the kids?
One of the ignored discussions in America, is the effect of 2 income families on education of children, childhood delinquency, divorce, just to name a few.
On another note, $9/hr is under the popverty rate for a family of 4
best get the training done before having kids ... didn't the folks mention that in the heart-to-heart? ...
