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Posted: 4/21/2017 8:13:36 AM EDT
Nobody Works in One in Five U.S. Families
According to Alfredo Ortiz, president and CEO of the nonpartisan Job Creators Network, said policymakers should help families find good careers by promoting training and protecting entry-level jobs.
"The fact that 20 percent of families don’t have anyone working demonstrates that the labor market still has weaknesses," Ortiz said. "But the problem isn’t the number of available jobs." "There are currently 5.7 million job openings, millions of which pay roughly $50,000 or more per year," he said. "Policymakers need to address the skills gap that is preventing these unemployed families from seizing these available good jobs." "That means expanding vocational training and protecting entry-level jobs that provide the skills necessary to get good jobs," Ortiz said. "It means a fight for $50,000 careers, not $15 jobs." View Quote Policymakers do not need to address the skills gap that is preventing these unemployed families from seizing these available good jobs, they need to drastically cut welfare programs to force them to seek training and enter the workforce. |
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Sounds like 20% of families serve zero function in this country and can be kicked out.
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We have three now which is good. My 17 yr old will have two jobs this summer. One sitting behind the computer, one manual labor. My other kid is 14 and will be looking next year. MAGA
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Yet......Everyone of them has a big screen TV and a smartphone.
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Sad to see people who cant even provide for their own basic needs.
These people think they are winning because they get free money from the government, yet they are completely dependent on the government for their survival, its basically modern day slavery. If you want to win you have to work, at least one job, preferably two. |
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You guys are missing out suckling the government teat is the best. They pay me housing allowance every month AND send me money for books. If only it lasted more than 36 months
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Wheelbarrow of pain pills and a check please. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Everyone in my family has a bad back. Where's our checks? Sorry but that's funny. In reality, it's a disgusting situation. |
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Sad to see people who cant even provide for their own basic needs. These people think they are winning because they get free money from the government, yet they are completely dependent on the government for their survival, its basically modern day slavery. If you want to win you have to work, at least one job, preferably two. View Quote |
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My next door neighbor must be that 1 family then. 4 adults, not a single one works. Freeloading pieces of shit. I can smell their white trash filth every time the breeze picks up. How the fuck they have money for beer, weed, and satellite tv tho?!
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My next door neighbor must be that 1 family then. 4 adults, not a single one works. Freeloading pieces of shit. I can smell their white trash filth every time the breeze picks up. How the fuck they have money for beer, weed, and satellite tv tho?! View Quote |
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It can't be that bad. I bet at least half are employed as unlicensed pharmacists, or in the un-taxed services trades.
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OPNI. They won't get to work until we make them by cutting off the money.
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"policymakers" need to cut off the money and food stamps and the skills gap will close very fast on jobs. Lazy people will get off their ass to learn new skills before they starve to death.
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Yet......Everyone of them has a big screen TV and a smartphone. View Quote View Quote |
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Who's the lamebutt arfcommer who aspires to the FSA so as to cloward-piven the system?
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Sounds like my future in laws. Won't work, out of unemployment, have times when they literally don't have food to put on the table, their pet chickens are well fed though
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It's not the governments job to instill a work ethic into you. Start in the mailroom and do the crappy job, get improved skillsets to work your way up the ladder.
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Wheelbarrow of pain pills and a check please. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes The United States of the CoDominium Era is a welfare state divided into two classes: Citizens and Taxpayers. "Citizens" are welfare dependents who are required to live in walled sections of cities called "Welfare Islands." People are given whatever they need, including the drugs like Borloi to keep them pacified. There are no limits to how long they can stay on welfare, except that they must live in a Welfare Island. Although people are free to gain an education and work or become a colonist, many citizens did not, preferring to live their whole lives supported by the government. Generally citizens are uneducated and illiterate. Some BuReLoc involuntary colonists are Citizens. By the late CD era, the Welfare Islands were three generations old. "Taxpayers" are the working, educated, and privileged upper class. They carry identification cards to separate them from Citizens. |
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Figured it would be higher than that. Wonder how they account for the welfare FSA'ers who work a menial job like a paper route to satisfy a minimum welfare requirement.
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No the fact that 20 Percent of families do not have anyone working is government welfare programs have made to easy to not have to. Policymakers do not need to address the skills gap that is preventing these unemployed families from seizing these available good jobs, they need to drastically cut welfare programs to force them to seek training and enter the workforce. View Quote if you want less of something, you tax it. if you want more of something, you subsidize it. what has the government been taxing and what has it been subsidizing? <- answer this and you will know why things are the way they are. |
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We have FSA members here also, a few have openly outed themselves in the past.
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There was a safety net designed to keep people from starving to death. The Democrats made it so comfortable, it turned into a fucking hammock!
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For the purpose of the study, the bureau counts a family as households headed by a married couple or by unmarried women or men. View Quote My MIL, and my father and his second wife both fall into this category - but they are all happily retired, living off of savings/investments, and not FSA. |
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If you ask my wife, I don't work. I still get paid and pay taxes though.
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"Policymakers need to address the
The low skills/high paying union jobs of the 50's and 60's are long ago gone. The skilled labor jobs are dominated by illegals locally who are willing to work for less money under the table. |
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Sad to see people who cant even provide for their own basic needs. These people think they are winning because they get free money from the government, yet they are completely dependent on the government for their survival, its basically modern day slavery. If you want to win you have to work, at least one job, preferably two. View Quote |
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There's entire villages here where nobody works. View Quote |
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