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Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education that fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.You would have to rearrange the education system. It would please many on both sides. But, many would not be going to a university anyway.
Look at the structure and where it begins to branch off. Now, I know that we have a history hear but it does not have to take the same route. Further, recognizing that unwise decisions are made at a young age, many countries have created an option to backtrack and return to college.
There are people that have been vocal on the board about apprenticeship and vocational training. Check out Germany and Sweden. Notice that the special education students have their own schools.
Education in Sweden
How To Germany - German School SystemBut, many would not be going to a university anyway.
That is true. Most jobs do not require college although many require technical education.
It used to be that a high school graduate could get a job almost anywhere and could buy a house. (If the minimum wage of the '60s was adjusted for inflation, it would be something like $22.00/hr.)
Since then many government and business decisions, based on greed and corruption, have kicked the ladder out from under our economy.
What do we do to get our economy running again. The so called stimulus merely put on a band aid without addressing the root problems.
Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
If they can't get jobs, they won't come.Breaking for hater dupes- Not going to happen. The criminals will get deported, and ONLY a good ID card is going to stop more illegals coming.We can pass any bill you like, so long as the 12,000,000 peckerwoods who are already here, are forced to go home.Then pass the Schumer/Lindsay Graham Immigration Bill with a good SS ID card and END THIS PUB MESS.
And of course all quintiles pay about the same (20-30% in all taxes and fees), hater dupe.
Yeah, that will sure stop them from crossing the border.
The mantra is that you can send your kids to a private school like the rich people.Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
The solution is simple, and obvious to me. Just issue vouchers. Issue every child a school voucher. Then if vo-tech is the way to go, or trade-skill is the way to go, then they can take that voucher to the whatever school they want. Their parents can make up whatever difference.
You act like people don't know how to do this... what are you smoking?
When I worked at Columbus Cadillac in down town Columbus Ohio, we had a guy work the car wash, who used his money to get trained in welding. He's now a master welder for a big name company. He's doing just fine.
Come on people.... Work... earn money... pay for education. You don't need a Ph.D in self improvement to do this.
This couple came here from Laos, got training in CNC machining, while working crappy jobs in fast food joints. Now they make $100K together.
This isn't super hard. You just have to do it. It takes time, effort, and attitude. You have an entitlement belief system, and you'll never make it anywhere. People who think they should be given stuff because "I'm an American, and I deserve everything because Sanders said I was entitled to it......" and you are going to end up a train wreck.
The voucher program is a rip off. I'm over every little jack off coming along to rip off the public education system---which is, I remind you, for the public.
Then they give you a voucher that wouldn't buy lunch in a real private school.
Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
The solution is simple, and obvious to me. Just issue vouchers. Issue every child a school voucher. Then if vo-tech is the way to go, or trade-skill is the way to go, then they can take that voucher to the whatever school they want. Their parents can make up whatever difference.
You act like people don't know how to do this... what are you smoking?
When I worked at Columbus Cadillac in down town Columbus Ohio, we had a guy work the car wash, who used his money to get trained in welding. He's now a master welder for a big name company. He's doing just fine.
Come on people.... Work... earn money... pay for education. You don't need a Ph.D in self improvement to do this.
This couple came here from Laos, got training in CNC machining, while working crappy jobs in fast food joints. Now they make $100K together.
This isn't super hard. You just have to do it. It takes time, effort, and attitude. You have an entitlement belief system, and you'll never make it anywhere. People who think they should be given stuff because "I'm an American, and I deserve everything because Sanders said I was entitled to it......" and you are going to end up a train wreck.
The voucher program is a rip off. I'm over every little jack off coming along to rip off the public education system---which is, I remind you, for the public.
But is sucks. The system could be "for the people" or "for the public" or "for whatever benevolent altruistic belief system we want".
None of that matters. Does it work? Is it good? No it is not. Public education is terrible.
The system needs completely dismantled and replaced. It's rotten to the common core.
Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.You would have to rearrange the education system. It would please many on both sides. But, many would not be going to a university anyway.
Look at the structure and where it begins to branch off. Now, I know that we have a history hear but it does not have to take the same route. Further, recognizing that unwise decisions are made at a young age, many countries have created an option to backtrack and return to college.
There are people that have been vocal on the board about apprenticeship and vocational training. Check out Germany and Sweden. Notice that the special education students have their own schools.
Education in Sweden
How To Germany - German School SystemBut, many would not be going to a university anyway.
That is true. Most jobs do not require college although many require technical education.
It used to be that a high school graduate could get a job almost anywhere and could buy a house. (If the minimum wage of the '60s was adjusted for inflation, it would be something like $22.00/hr.)
Since then many government and business decisions, based on greed and corruption, have kicked the ladder out from under our economy.
What do we do to get our economy running again. The so called stimulus merely put on a band aid without addressing the root problems.
Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
We have 3-4 million tech jobs going begging right now. It would help if the New BS GOP was interested in helping the economy.Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.You would have to rearrange the education system. It would please many on both sides. But, many would not be going to a university anyway.
Look at the structure and where it begins to branch off. Now, I know that we have a history hear but it does not have to take the same route. Further, recognizing that unwise decisions are made at a young age, many countries have created an option to backtrack and return to college.
There are people that have been vocal on the board about apprenticeship and vocational training. Check out Germany and Sweden. Notice that the special education students have their own schools.
Education in Sweden
How To Germany - German School SystemBut, many would not be going to a university anyway.
That is true. Most jobs do not require college although many require technical education.
It used to be that a high school graduate could get a job almost anywhere and could buy a house. (If the minimum wage of the '60s was adjusted for inflation, it would be something like $22.00/hr.)
Since then many government and business decisions, based on greed and corruption, have kicked the ladder out from under our economy.
What do we do to get our economy running again. The so called stimulus merely put on a band aid without addressing the root problems.
Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
Do you have a link for that?Obamacare is the most expensive and most convoluted system possible. It was written by insurance companies to pack their pockets with your money.Single payer health care would cover everyone for less than we are paying now.
How can we expect to stay on top of the world economy if we treat education as an extra cost option?
Yeah, that's what you jackasses said about Obamacare, and now it costs way more and we're still hearing the exact same sob stories about "poor people who can't get healthcare".
Why in the hell should we take you lying sacks seriously again?
I have heard it called fascistcare. It is another example of corporate welfare.
The insurance companies fought it. I think if they wrote the law, it'd be much different. Possibly worse... maybe better... who knows. But you can't say they wrote it, when they opposed it.
We have 3-4 million tech jobs going begging right now. It would help if the New BS GOP was interested in helping the economy.Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.But, many would not be going to a university anyway.
That is true. Most jobs do not require college although many require technical education.
It used to be that a high school graduate could get a job almost anywhere and could buy a house. (If the minimum wage of the '60s was adjusted for inflation, it would be something like $22.00/hr.)
Since then many government and business decisions, based on greed and corruption, have kicked the ladder out from under our economy.
What do we do to get our economy running again. The so called stimulus merely put on a band aid without addressing the root problems.
Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
The voucher program is a rip off. I'm over every little jack off coming along to rip off the public education system---which is, I remind you, for the public.
We have 3-4 million tech jobs going begging right now. It would help if the New BS GOP was interested in helping the economy.Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
Really? Where?
Nothing is FREE. Someone somewhere will pay for it.Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.You would have to rearrange the education system. It would please many on both sides. But, many would not be going to a university anyway.
Look at the structure and where it begins to branch off. Now, I know that we have a history hear but it does not have to take the same route. Further, recognizing that unwise decisions are made at a young age, many countries have created an option to backtrack and return to college.
There are people that have been vocal on the board about apprenticeship and vocational training. Check out Germany and Sweden. Notice that the special education students have their own schools.
Education in Sweden
How To Germany - German School SystemBut, many would not be going to a university anyway.
That is true. Most jobs do not require college although many require technical education.
It used to be that a high school graduate could get a job almost anywhere and could buy a house. (If the minimum wage of the '60s was adjusted for inflation, it would be something like $22.00/hr.)
Since then many government and business decisions, based on greed and corruption, have kicked the ladder out from under our economy.
What do we do to get our economy running again. The so called stimulus merely put on a band aid without addressing the root problems.
Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
We have 3-4 million tech jobs going begging right now. It would help if the New BS GOP was interested in helping the economy.Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.But, many would not be going to a university anyway.
That is true. Most jobs do not require college although many require technical education.
It used to be that a high school graduate could get a job almost anywhere and could buy a house. (If the minimum wage of the '60s was adjusted for inflation, it would be something like $22.00/hr.)
Since then many government and business decisions, based on greed and corruption, have kicked the ladder out from under our economy.
What do we do to get our economy running again. The so called stimulus merely put on a band aid without addressing the root problems.
Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
We have 3-4 million tech jobs going begging right now. It would help if the New BS GOP was interested in helping the economy.Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
Really? Where?
Even with 9% jobless, 3.4 million US jobs go begging
www.philly.com/.../inq-phillydeals/3-million-US-jobs-go-begging.html
Sep 15, 2015 · ... 3.4 million US jobs go begging. ... Job Openings and Labor Turnover shows there were 3.4 million open positions at US ... tech investment firm ...
Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.But, many would not be going to a university anyway.
That is true. Most jobs do not require college although many require technical education.
It used to be that a high school graduate could get a job almost anywhere and could buy a house. (If the minimum wage of the '60s was adjusted for inflation, it would be something like $22.00/hr.)
Since then many government and business decisions, based on greed and corruption, have kicked the ladder out from under our economy.
What do we do to get our economy running again. The so called stimulus merely put on a band aid without addressing the root problems.
Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
Vo-tech was initially tuition free. It's why I am irritated to an extent.
You want to hire an educated workforce but you want somebody else to pay for it.No
Nothing is FREE. Someone somewhere will pay for it.Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.But, many would not be going to a university anyway.
That is true. Most jobs do not require college although many require technical education.
It used to be that a high school graduate could get a job almost anywhere and could buy a house. (If the minimum wage of the '60s was adjusted for inflation, it would be something like $22.00/hr.)
Since then many government and business decisions, based on greed and corruption, have kicked the ladder out from under our economy.
What do we do to get our economy running again. The so called stimulus merely put on a band aid without addressing the root problems.
Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
We have 3-4 million tech jobs going begging right now. It would help if the New BS GOP was interested in helping the economy.Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
Really? Where?
Even with 9% jobless, 3.4 million US jobs go begging
www.philly.com/.../inq-phillydeals/3-million-US-jobs-go-begging.html
Sep 15, 2015 · ... 3.4 million US jobs go begging. ... Job Openings and Labor Turnover shows there were 3.4 million open positions at US ... tech investment firm ...
- Companies Say 3 Million Unfilled Positions in Skill Crisis ...
www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2012-07-25/companies-say-3-million...
Companies Say 3 Million Unfilled Positions in Skill ... Companies have reported more than 3 million job ... The shift left many airport laborers with jobs ...
- Why Are There 3 Million Unfilled Job Openings in America ...
staffingtalk.com/3-million-unfilled-job-openings-america
Why Are There 3 Million Unfilled Job Openings in America Right Now? June 24, 2011
- Many tech jobs will go unfilled, report finds | EE Times
www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1229082
Many tech jobs will go unfilled, report finds. Terry Costlow. 4/13/2000 03:59 PM EDT Post a comment. ... 3.4 million, followed by the Midwest with 2.9 million.
- 5 million jobs will go unfilled by 2020, report predicts ...
www.zdnet.com/...million-jobs-will-go-unfilled-by-2020-report-predicts
Jul 12, 2013 · 5 million jobs will go unfilled by 2020, report predicts. ... 9 million jobs. Education occupations: 3.4 million.
- Three million open jobs in U.S., but who's qualified ...
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Video embedded · Three million open jobs in U.S., but who's qualified? Millions of jobs are waiting to ... workers is the reason for hundreds of thousands of unfilled jobs…
To be honest though, the military is really not a bad deal. A young person can get paid, get room and board, and learn a skill that will work in civilian life and/or earn college benefits.
Cheapest way to earn an upper class income, go to the Navy, work on Nuclear sub, learn nuclear power operator. You come out, and you can earn $70,000, and top out at $120,000 a year. And think about it... they pay you to train you on doing this job.
The down side is you'll be working at a nuclear power plant.... but name another job that has you monitoring read outs in a chair, earning $120,000?
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You want to hire an educated workforce but you want somebody else to pay for it.
You want to hire an educated workforce but you want somebody else to pay for it.No
Nothing is FREE. Someone somewhere will pay for it.Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.Years ago we used to have vo-tech in high schools. The option was there. It still exists in some states. Then we had these for profit colleges pop up charging out the yin-yang for what amounts to an unnecessary degree. Daycare worker? Line cook? These people leave with these hefty loans and crash and burn because there are no jobs or the jobs they get pay minimum wage. Now the schools are feeling the heat somewhat. But not enough.
The wealthy have always had access to education. The talk is on higher education public schools. The private universities still function. It makes no sense not to examine the issue.
They still have the vo-tech in some high schools. It's a real good deal for everyone too. If you don't think the trades are a good vocation, just call a plumber, electrician. heating and air conditioning repairman, or take your auto to a mechanic.
That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
Indeed, I hate when I call customer service and it sounds like I got the convenient store in the Simpsons.We have 3-4 million tech jobs going begging right now. It would help if the New BS GOP was interested in helping the economy.Our local community college collaborates with local businesses and high schools to get vo-tech education the fit current business needs. I think that is a great program.That's what I am talking about. A lot of schools took that out and then tried to turn it into a for profit school.
There are a lot of kids that want to go into the trades but they don't know how. A lot of stuff that the for profit colleges offer, kids used to have access to in high school. Screw 'em. Put them back in the high schools if possible. The for profit schools can exist but the job could be better done and less expensive all the way around with the schools having their own vo-tech.
Sanders would make that tuition free.
Really? Where?
Even with 9% jobless, 3.4 million US jobs go begging
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Sep 15, 2015 · ... 3.4 million US jobs go begging. ... Job Openings and Labor Turnover shows there were 3.4 million open positions at US ... tech investment firm ...
- Companies Say 3 Million Unfilled Positions in Skill Crisis ...
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Companies Say 3 Million Unfilled Positions in Skill ... Companies have reported more than 3 million job ... The shift left many airport laborers with jobs ...
- Why Are There 3 Million Unfilled Job Openings in America ...
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Why Are There 3 Million Unfilled Job Openings in America Right Now? June 24, 2011
- Many tech jobs will go unfilled, report finds | EE Times
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Many tech jobs will go unfilled, report finds. Terry Costlow. 4/13/2000 03:59 PM EDT Post a comment. ... 3.4 million, followed by the Midwest with 2.9 million.
- 5 million jobs will go unfilled by 2020, report predicts ...
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Jul 12, 2013 · 5 million jobs will go unfilled by 2020, report predicts. ... 9 million jobs. Education occupations: 3.4 million.
- Three million open jobs in U.S., but who's qualified ...
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You know that is fraud, right Franco hater dupe?
You DO grasp that these progressive companies are lying so they can fire American tech workers and hire dirt cheap foreign workers, the the progressive and queer company Disney did;
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ORLANDO, Fla. — The employees who kept the data systems humming in the vast Walt Disney fantasy fief did not suspect trouble when they were suddenly summoned to meetings with their boss.
While families rode the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and searched for Nemo on clamobiles in the theme parks, these workers monitored computers in industrial buildings nearby, making sure millions of Walt Disney World ticket sales, store purchases and hotel reservations went through without a hitch. Some were performing so well that they thought they had been called in for bonuses.
Instead, about 250 Disney employees were told in late October that they would be laid off. Many of their jobs were transferred to immigrants on temporary visas for highly skilled technical workers, who were brought in by an outsourcing firm based in India. Over the next three months, some Disney employees were required to train their replacements to do the jobs they had lost.}
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/04/u...off-at-disney-train-foreign-replacements.html
Or the progressive GOVERNMENT mandated monopoly of SCE;
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Information technology workers at Southern California Edison (SCE) are being laid off and replaced by workers from India. Some employees are training their H-1B visa holding replacements, and many have already lost their jobs.
The employees are upset and say they can't understand how H-1B guest workers can be used to replace them.
The IT organization's "transition effort" is expected to result in about 400 layoffs, with "another 100 or so employees leaving voluntarily," SCE said in a statement. The "transition," which began in August, will be completed by the end of March, the company said.
"They are bringing in people with a couple of years' experience to replace us and then we have to train them," said one longtime IT worker. "It's demoralizing and in a way I kind of felt betrayed by the company."}
Southern California Edison IT workers 'beyond furious' over H-1B replacements
This is what you fucking Communists do, Franco hater dupe. You lie that jobs can't be filled, then fire Americans to hire low cost foreign workers.
