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They need the pay and not so many of the protections.to a degree, but there is a happy median between helping and choking off employers.No, we have jobs, they just pay shitty. Unions would make the jobs we have better.
So we have better paying jobs that are still shrinking in number.
Now what?
How about we make unions strong in service jobs so the workers get $$$$.
No one likes unions especially the millennials
78 million millennial's hate unions
Yes and wages are stagnant. Go figure. We were much stronger with strong unions.
So you think a stronger union will bring in jobs?
Lmao
No, we have jobs, they just pay shitty. Unions would make the jobs we have better.
Unions is one of the reasons jobs left.
Damn Brian we went over this a million times
Yes and wages are stagnant. Go figure. We were much stronger with strong unions.
So you think a stronger union will bring in jobs?
Lmao
No, we have jobs, they just pay shitty. Unions would make the jobs we have better.
Unions is one of the reasons jobs left.
Damn Brian we went over this a million times
Yes we have been told how bad unions are for many years and how great right to work for less is. Well unions are in deep decline. Appears you were wrong.
Where is our future economy going? Then prepare our children for it, through education.
Yes and wages are stagnant. Go figure. We were much stronger with strong unions.
So you think a stronger union will bring in jobs?
Lmao
No, we have jobs, they just pay shitty. Unions would make the jobs we have better.
Unions is one of the reasons jobs left.
Damn Brian we went over this a million times
Yes we have been told how bad unions are for many years and how great right to work for less is. Well unions are in deep decline. Appears you were wrong.
How was a wrong? With out right to work redstates like South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia would still look like the 1950s...
Do you really want me AGAIN produce facts on all the overseas company's that moved here in the past 30 years?
So you think a stronger union will bring in jobs?
Lmao
No, we have jobs, they just pay shitty. Unions would make the jobs we have better.
Unions is one of the reasons jobs left.
Damn Brian we went over this a million times
Yes we have been told how bad unions are for many years and how great right to work for less is. Well unions are in deep decline. Appears you were wrong.
How was a wrong? With out right to work redstates like South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia would still look like the 1950s...
Do you really want me AGAIN produce facts on all the overseas company's that moved here in the past 30 years?
“Right-to-Work” States Still Have Lower Wages
He means 3rd worlders have the low paying manual labor jobs, we have to train for more techy jobs, like the 3-6 million such jobs going begging now. But the Party of No ruins that- STUPID. Great job, obstructionist Party First GOP and silly dupes...This is why the Democratic Party is not the party of the American worker any more. That party has become owned by Wall Street and K Street and it will take a successful voter revolt to change that, as the Republicans had in the GOP.
The choice here for Democrats especially is 'Do you want to have a Corporate Crony like Hillary Clinton win for your party, or do you want to take control of your party back from the Oligarchs on Wall Street?'
That is the only relevant choice for you, all the media hysteria about Trump that you know is bullshit anyway, is all irrelevant.
Will you help us retake control of American politics by denying Hillary the Oval Office, or will you seal said control for the Oligarchs for another 4 years with rising crime, anemic economic growth and escalating misery? If Trump loses, the Oligarchs will reclaim the GOP, make no doubt about that, and that might be our last chance to clean American politics up.
Elite Financier Dismisses Manufacturing Jobs
Multimillionaire financier and loyal Democrat Steve Rattner thinks working Americans concerned with the availability of manufacturing jobs are just a bunch of crybabies who need to quit complaining and accept their miserable futures....
Instead, Rattner says Americans must adapt and plan for careers with "some intellectual content," such as education, health services, or IT. But not every American is a scholar and not every American can afford higher education. For an increasing number of working Americans who can't magically become productive white-collar workers overnight, the only option is a choice between low-paying service industry jobs, welfare, or a combination of both.
Apparently Rattner — who lives in a multi-million dollar Manhattan apartment, spends summers on his Martha's Vineyard estate, and owns a horse farm in North Salem — can't understand why Americans who were once able to provide for their families by working a $60,000-per-year factory job aren't happy with the prospect of trying to make ends meet working for less than half of that flipping burgers.
Rattner's arrogant indifference is only highlighted by the fact that he owes his fortune to a career on Wall Street, which — unlike Main Street America — benefits greatly from globalization. Rattner was an investment banker at Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley, and Lazard Freres & Co., and now runs a private investment firm.
I agree, but you cant entirely stop the Robotics Revolution, though one might slow it down considerably.That is where the change in corporate taxes comes in. If corporations benefit from more hiring here there will be more jobs. Also I would put a big tax on any services from overseas like finance, IT, and CS. That will bring those back where they belong.
I agree, but you cant entirely stop the Robotics Revolution, though one might slow it down considerably.That is where the change in corporate taxes comes in. If corporations benefit from more hiring here there will be more jobs. Also I would put a big tax on any services from overseas like finance, IT, and CS. That will bring those back where they belong.
With growing use of robotics taking human jobs, would a special tax on robots to make up the lost government revenue not go far in addressing the problem?
This is why the Democratic Party is not the party of the American worker any more. That party has become owned by Wall Street and K Street and it will take a successful voter revolt to change that, as the Republicans had in the GOP.
There are no tech jobs that cannot be filled by Americans today. This is data fraud committed by corporations to justify their appeal for more H1-B visas.He means 3rd worlders have the low paying manual labor jobs, we have to train for more techy jobs, like the 3-6 million such jobs going begging now.
Trump is corporate.This is why the Democratic Party is not the party of the American worker any more. That party has become owned by Wall Street and K Street and it will take a successful voter revolt to change that, as the Republicans had in the GOP.
No, no! The Republicans are the party of the rich. All the leftist tools say so while they line up like lemmings behind the biggest bought and paid for corporatist whore running for president.
Trump is corporate.This is why the Democratic Party is not the party of the American worker any more. That party has become owned by Wall Street and K Street and it will take a successful voter revolt to change that, as the Republicans had in the GOP.
No, no! The Republicans are the party of the rich. All the leftist tools say so while they line up like lemmings behind the biggest bought and paid for corporatist whore running for president.
We need to remember there is a lot of good about corporations. They just need to be regulated correctly against the bad that also comes with them.
There are no tech jobs that cannot be filled by Americans today. This is data fraud committed by corporations to justify their appeal for more H1-B visas.He means 3rd worlders have the low paying manual labor jobs, we have to train for more techy jobs, like the 3-6 million such jobs going begging now.
The shortfall does not exist; it is fantasy.
Is There a STEM Worker Shortage?
While employers argue that there are not enough workers with technical skills, most prior research has found little evidence that such workers are in short supply. This report uses the latest Census Bureau data available to examine the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields. Consistent with other research, the findings show that the country has more than twice as many workers with STEM degrees as there are STEM jobs. Also consistent with other research, we find only modest levels of wage growth for such workers for more than a decade. Both employment and wage data indicate there is no shortage of STEM workers in the United States.
- Using the most common definition of STEM jobs, total STEM employment in 2012 was 5.3 million workers (immigrant and native), but there are 12.1 million STEM degree holders (immigrant and native).
- Only one-third of native-born Americans with an undergraduate STEM degree holding a job actually work in a STEM occupation.
- There are more than five million native-born Americans with STEM undergraduate degrees working in non-STEM occupations: 1.5 million with engineering degrees, half a million with technology degrees, 400,000 with math degrees, and 2.6 million with science degrees.
- An additional 1.2 million natives with STEM degrees are not working — unemployed or out of the labor force in 2012.
- Despite the economic downturn, Census Bureau data show that, between 2007 and 2012, about 700,000 new immigrants who have STEM degrees were allowed to settle in the country, yet at the same time, total STEM employment grew by only about 500,000.
- Of these new immigrants with STEM degrees, only a little more than a third took a STEM job and about the same share took a non-STEM job. The rest were not working in 2012.
- Overall, less than half of immigrants with STEM degrees work in STEM jobs. In particular, just 23 percent of all immigrants with engineering degrees work as engineers.
- In total, 1.6 million immigrants with STEM degrees worked outside of a STEM field and 563,000 were not working.
- The supply of STEM workers is not just limited to those with STEM degrees. Nearly one-third of the nation's STEM workers do not have an undergraduate STEM degree.
- Wage trends are one of the best measures of labor demand. If STEM workers are in short supply, wages should be increasing rapidly. But wage data from multiple sources show little growth over the last 12 years.
- Real hourly wages (adjusted for inflation) grew on average just 0.7 percent a year from 2000 to 2012 for STEM workers, and annual wages grew even less — 0.4 percent a year. Wage growth is very modest for most subcategories of engineers and technology workers.
The H-1B Visa Program Gives American Workers a Raw Deal
‘You’re Fired — Now Train Your Replacement’, by Ian Smith, National Review
Mark Zuckerberg’s Cynical Ploy to Get Cheap Foreign Labor
Trump is corporate.This is why the Democratic Party is not the party of the American worker any more. That party has become owned by Wall Street and K Street and it will take a successful voter revolt to change that, as the Republicans had in the GOP.
No, no! The Republicans are the party of the rich. All the leftist tools say so while they line up like lemmings behind the biggest bought and paid for corporatist whore running for president.
We need to remember there is a lot of good about corporations. They just need to be regulated correctly against the bad that also comes with them.
But you'll notice almost none of Wall Street is lining up behind him. They are all behind Hillary. Why do you supposed that is? They know who will butter their bread.
This is why the Democratic Party is not the party of the American worker any more. That party has become owned by Wall Street and K Street and it will take a successful voter revolt to change that, as the Republicans had in the GOP.
The choice here for Democrats especially is 'Do you want to have a Corporate Crony like Hillary Clinton win for your party, or do you want to take control of your party back from the Oligarchs on Wall Street?'
That is the only relevant choice for you, all the media hysteria about Trump that you know is bullshit anyway, is all irrelevant.
Will you help us retake control of American politics by denying Hillary the Oval Office, or will you seal said control for the Oligarchs for another 4 years with rising crime, anemic economic growth and escalating misery? If Trump loses, the Oligarchs will reclaim the GOP, make no doubt about that, and that might be our last chance to clean American politics up.
Elite Financier Dismisses Manufacturing Jobs
Multimillionaire financier and loyal Democrat Steve Rattner thinks working Americans concerned with the availability of manufacturing jobs are just a bunch of crybabies who need to quit complaining and accept their miserable futures....
Instead, Rattner says Americans must adapt and plan for careers with "some intellectual content," such as education, health services, or IT. But not every American is a scholar and not every American can afford higher education. For an increasing number of working Americans who can't magically become productive white-collar workers overnight, the only option is a choice between low-paying service industry jobs, welfare, or a combination of both.
Apparently Rattner — who lives in a multi-million dollar Manhattan apartment, spends summers on his Martha's Vineyard estate, and owns a horse farm in North Salem — can't understand why Americans who were once able to provide for their families by working a $60,000-per-year factory job aren't happy with the prospect of trying to make ends meet working for less than half of that flipping burgers.
Rattner's arrogant indifference is only highlighted by the fact that he owes his fortune to a career on Wall Street, which — unlike Main Street America — benefits greatly from globalization. Rattner was an investment banker at Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley, and Lazard Freres & Co., and now runs a private investment firm.
I agree, but you cant entirely stop the Robotics Revolution, though one might slow it down considerably.
With growing use of robotics taking human jobs, would a special tax on robots to make up the lost government revenue not go far in addressing the problem?
It would certainly be something to strongly consider.
Too bad you have no evidence of Hillary policy being changed, just malevolent gossip/propaganda, dupe. The GOP is just the party of the greedy idiot bigot rich- and brainwashed functional morons like you. Obviously, to the rest of the world. Duh.This is why the Democratic Party is not the party of the American worker any more. That party has become owned by Wall Street and K Street and it will take a successful voter revolt to change that, as the Republicans had in the GOP.
No, no! The Republicans are the party of the rich. All the leftist tools say so while they line up like lemmings behind the biggest bought and paid for corporatist whore running for president.
No good comes from an uncontrolled horse team; they dont pull the wagon and go in random directions making themselves a danger to the public.She is less likely to cause economic disaster.
Again, a lot of good comes from corporations.
