And people who are teenagers or young are going into the workforce, you could imagine that there are limited numbers of entrylevel jobs, and so theres some of that happening. Is that fair . Well, i wouldnt say that its a limited number. Okay. But theyre in competition, and that might affect the wages, and that, in turn, might affect how many hours the teenagers want to work. One last topic before we turn to the audience. So, weve talked about effects among highly skilled workers in the entrepreneurial economy and low skilled workers. How do we understand the effects in the middle . The report talks i mean, because of the hourglass shape of the immigration flows, theyre not as direct, but there are certainly some effects. Jenny . So, i dont think that we have really good purely empirical studies looking at this. We have studies that are somewhat of a blend of theory and data looking at this, but those studies say that precisely because there are not many immigrants coming in with middle
Fulfilling the mission of his life, which is the love for kids and the love for children and for the love for sharing that art, which is enriching the lives of the children that he comes into contact with. And so, that being said, it is bad enough that he has to deal with an eviction and that has drained him of a lot of his energy, but he has fought through it and he has been victorious in fighting that back, but again there have been other teachers that are really struggling to stay here, and because of the threat of eviction, or the fact that they have been evicted and they have had to move to different parts of the bay area. And so, i think that what the issue that we are talking about is stability, and the economic stability for the teachers and paying them a wage, that shows, that you know, they are respected, and because lets face it, i mean, outside of being a mother, a teacher is probably the hardest job out there. And you have to be dedicated and on a very big level, you have
No one really knows what the impact of that will be, but from a financial standpoint, im eager going to see a lot of businesses do that, and it will change the whole framework of health care in the United States. Recognizing people going to a 30 hour week . Upthere are people growing to only a certain amount of employees, and others reduce the hours. There was a story on the news in ogle the city about a man who was building a storm shelter. We had a terrible storm in may of last year, so hit a storm shelter company, and he had grown into 70 employees. With the new mandates under the Affordable Health care act, his Health Insurance costs were going to go up 250,000. He dropped his employees back to 50,000, and then all of a sudden it got delayed, and he had to let all of them go. That stopped his business from growing. , of whate first affect youre talking about a moment ago. We believe that governors should lead the way. Governors have to find solutions to the problems. A lot of issue
Because of the threat of eviction, or the fact that they have been evicted and they have had to move to different parts of the bay area. And so, i think that what the issue that we are talking about is stability, and the economic stability for the teachers and paying them a wage, that shows, that you know, they are respected, and because lets face it, i mean, outside of being a mother, a teacher is probably the hardest job out there. And you have to be dedicated and on a very big level, you have to love what you do and you have to love the people that you work with and you have to love the kids that you teach. And so lets make a fair contract, for para professional and teachers, and lets make that a Top Priorities and being a former student, having grown up in San Francisco, and also, been inspired by teachers to become an author, of which i have written two childrens books, and which stories take place in San Francisco. And tell the story of communities that are in struggle trying to
With an eviction and that has drained him of a lot of his energy, but he has fought through it and he has been victorious in fighting that back, but again there have been other teachers that are really struggling to stay here, and because of the threat of eviction, or the fact that they have been evicted and they have had to move to different parts of the bay area. And so, i think that what the issue that we are talking about is stability, and the economic stability for the teachers and paying them a wage, that shows, that you know, they are respected, and because lets face it, i mean, outside of being a mother, a teacher is probably the hardest job out there. And you have to be dedicated and on a very big level, you have to love what you do and you have to love the people that you work with and you have to love the kids that you teach. And so lets make a fair contract, for para professional and teachers, and lets make that a Top Priorities and being a former student, having grown up i