All the while people in the United States are suffering from the lack of jobs available. ... Instead of our nation creating jobs through manufacturing, our nation exports services, which does not incorporate as many jobs. But outsourcing now a days is not limited to just manufacturing jobs. ... Outsourcing involves moving a job from one place to another in order to save money. ... In order for this country to succeed in the future, and lead the world in technology, medicine and innovation, there must be high paying, advanced jobs in this country. ...

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On the other hand, the people who obtain these jobs dislike low-wage work, yet they know without these jobs they would have no income and could possibly be living on the streets. ... Because of that, they can not obtain high paying jobs that require strong knowledge in a particular field. ... Without education, a better job is impossible so around the vicious cycle we go. A solution to this would be to simply pay them more; to raise the minimum wage. ... This makes harder for people to climb the corporate ladder in low-paying jobs. ...

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With 1,740,800 women working as domestic servants by 1914 it was the most common job. ... Again pay was very low and in many cases it was paid piece rates, which is when they were paid for each product they produced. ... As I mentioned, many people were not happy about these jobs as the pay was low and conditions poor. ... It was more enjoyable for women than working in a job that they didn't enjoy and even though the pay wasn't that much better, they felt that it was better made doing something they enjoyed than despised. ... This helped the younger children of Britain except t...

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Soon after the wedding, Ona and Jurgis have many great debts to pay due to both the wedding, and a large debt that Ona's father left them after he died. ... For months and months, Jurgis works very hard to pay for the families travel to Ona and Jurgis" new hometown, Chicago. ... Jurgis's father, Dede Antanas, is promised a job by a grubby worker, but only if he pays that worker one third of his wages. He takes the job despite the disgusting working conditions and his low pay. ... Marija, Ona's cousin and Jonas, Ona's step brother, both get jobs, but neither one holds th...

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People with college degrees were almost always guaranteed a job in their normal fields. ... Likewise, these fields require graduate school to move up the job hierarchy. With so much education, new people in the work force are left with so much debt that they have a hard time paying off. ... They aren't either poor enough for financial aid or rich enough to pay to go the university without being affected financially. ... The system is flawed because they are having to pay so little is completely legal. ...

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They are given a job that allows them to work in a mechanical manner. ... All of these jobs consist of the employee to be able to make their own decisions. ... All of the jobs in this society require these skills, and pay good money to the people who practice them. ... Mothers predominately do volunteer work (Junior League, Junior Fortnightly, or other social groups), or are highly involved in town politics, while a few mothers have high paying jobs themselves. ... Thinking analytically and creatively is not taught in lower class schools, but is a skill that is necessary for most high payi...

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More than 20,000 of the lower class workers were eliminated from their jobs. ... In "Roger and Me," a woman name Rhonda, who was nicknamed the "Bunny Lady," sold rabbits as pets or meat in order to pay her monthly rent. ... Fred Ross, a deputy, evicted the jobless people out of their homes because they were not able to pay rent. ... This idea is similar to the film because most of the jobless citizens were evicted from their homes simply because they could not pay rent. ... The women thought that the people were just lazy because they did not have jobs. ...

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Women hit the Aglass ceiling@ when it comes to pay, but the males seem to pass this barrier with grace while the women get smacked in the face. ... These people even though they are as intelligent as white males they are still inferior when it comes to getting the job. Money talks if the white male and the Hispanic male went to the same school got the same degree and Hispanic had the higher GPA, more than likely the white male would still get the job and the Hispanic would be left to search for another job and yet again be beaten out by the white male. ... Also, the poor assume that th...

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Manufacturer jobs earned hundreds of dollars a year more than farmers. ... Most of the well paid skilled jobs were reserved for Protestant whites; skilled northern European immigrants filled most of the middle class positions, while the lower class was made up of all different nationalities, cultures, and religions, specifically from southern and central Europe. Blacks had the lowest-end jobs reserved for them, as it was usually the best they could get from their white employers. Also, children and women often had to work to support the family, working long hours, but for considerably less pa...

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The most prestigious jobs are white collar jobs that require education. ... The college professor has a very prestigious but low paying job. ... They find it hard to find a job paying more than minimum wage. The underclass have extremely low paying jobs or are homeless. ...

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Jobs are hard to find as it is, with the lack of a stable education a job in nearly impossible to find and keep. ... Without a job there is almost a guarantee that there will be no chance of survival in achieving anything .The only way to pay for things like schools, cars, homes, or even food is by money. ... Transportation to the job will be difficult and strenuous. ... Unlike a wealthy child a poor one will have to get a couple jobs just to pay for tuition. ... What bothers middle class students is that they are too rich to qualify for financial aid but they don't have the money to pa...

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Harwood Industries shut down the sewing department putting 120 people out of jobs. ... " 120 people were left without a job and all the company is really worrying about is the consumer? ... They are driven by the fact that they won't make as much money if they will be paying minimum wage to workers, so they go and pay less than a dollar to someone outside of America. ... El Chacal was demanding $500 apiece, whereas the Cuellos were willing to pay only $350. ... How much more important is a person's life, or a person's job, or a person's education than money? ...

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For example, the son of a janitor has 1 chance in 8 of getting a job that even has median income. While, the son of a lawyer is 27 times more likely that the son of the janitor to get a job that pays in the top 10 percent of incomes in America. ...

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Conflict Statistically, the highest ranking jobs, best paying jobs are given to men. The lowest income jobs are commonly performed by people of color. ... In general women make less than men and have jobs with less prestige. ...

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It is possible that because of new laws passed or other regulations that they lost their jobs. ... There needs to be some limit set to how many people can live in a house, How much a person is allowed to work and how much his or her employers pay him. ... They should be given fair pay and safe conditions at the very least. ...

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She now has no husband, no job, but still has to raise three children. ... Back then women couldn't find jobs just anywhere, affirmative action didn't exist and when they did find a job it was usually for very little pay. Even if it was a job that men would do the women were still paid less. ... Even when the town's aldermen came to tell her to pay her taxes she sternly told themI have no taxes?. Also being financially stable she didn't need to go through the hardships of looking for a job. ...

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This job gave him the inspiration to write The Jungle, which soon became an instant success to the public. ... Through the workers" long hours, low pay, and horrible living conditions, it is easy to see that in the early 20th century, the working class was severely mistreated. ... To keep up with all the payments, every family member has to get a job. Jurgis's old and weak father, Dede Antanas, got a job at the meat plant, and soon worked himself to death. ...

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He went on to say that he plans to lower the cost of community college to zero to make earning an Associates degree free, similar to obtaining a high school diploma, implying that providing affordable education can lead to Americans being more skilled, and in turn taking on more high wage jobs. ... However I found there may have been a mixture of narrative genre because he discussed the three "categories" to form what middle class economics in our times requires; 1)helping working families make ends meet, 2)helping Americans upgrade their skills, and 3)keep providing high wage jobs ...

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" Apparently, there is a lack of knowledge about what jobs do people in high income perform, and also; why can't minorities be provide with the same opportunities to open valuable business in minorities' neighborhood. ... Children have access to better resource in school and other prominent things such as; food, mentors, jobs, networking, and safety. ... They do this because they presume that children are more stable equipped for the job. ... However, I on a random Friday, I notice something peculiar about a particular item that I would normally by, the identical items price fa...

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At this job, Doria's mother gets taken advantage of and is treated poorly. Her boss calls her names and does not pay fairly because she is unable understand her rights. ... Her mom is unable to get a good paying job because of her lack of literacy. ... Later in the story, Doria's mother tries to learn to read and write so that she can get a new job that is better paying. ...

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Furthermore, most of their parents worked in low paying factory or service jobs. Often times they have a hard time holding onto their jobs. ... The Hallway Hangers have connections through family and friends who sometimes tip them off to a job in construction or some menial job. ... This is reflected in failures trying to find and secure a job later on in life. ... Meanwhile, the Hallway Hangers feel animosity towards other ethnic groups for taking away all the jobs. ...

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Many commoners couldn't afford prices for food and some lost their jobs due to the lack of financial stability. ... Although the clergy didn't have to pay the taille, they had to contribute a voluntary sum every five years to the state. ... Like the First Estate, nobles were exempt from paying al the state taxes. ... The Third Class had to pay most of the taxes and didn't have any of the privileges the first and second did. ... The king had a huge debt to pay; common people couldn't make money buy food. ...

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This can be confirmed with his response to Eva Smith asking for a pay rise: "We were paying the usual rates and if they didn't like those rates, they could go and work somewhere else." ... The lower, working class people had no choice but to work to put food on the table and pay bills whilst trying to be socially mobile - they treated life as an ongoing challenge. ... Although Sheila and Mr Birling used their authority and social status to dislodge Eva from two jobs and drive her to suicide, their responses afterwards are unlike. ... She realises how harsh Mr Birling was on all the ...

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In Manchester there was no government program to provide aid in case of injury, if a worker was injured the worker would be fired and probably would have been considered useless and wouldn't be able to get another job; on the other hand in Costa Rica there is the C.C.S.S.... In Manchester people with a good education and a high degree had many opportunities for better jobs, but only the middle and the high class could afford to get an education; nevertheless in Costa Rica education can be private or public, in other words, everyone can afford an education and they can choose if they want ...

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Jaggers's reputation is obviously great, from the constant pleas for help by people on the street and also the tone with which he speaks of his job. However, Joe is obviously academically uneducated and his job of a blacksmith isn't one that could get him into a high social class However, Joe is clearly a kind-hearted person that isn't put down by Pip's belittling behavior. ... These people pay no attention to material things, but abide closely to their own morals. ...

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