63 percent of the production and nonsupervisory jobs created of the past 30 years have been in low wage and low our positions and that in the past 3 decades the us economy has become increasingly dependent on jobs that offer you or hours of work at a lower relative wages my friends these are the jobs like the 15000000. 00 leisure and hospitality nonmanagement jobs that pay maybe oloughlin 360. 00 a week or one of the 13500000. 00 retail jobs that bring home an average of 500. 00 a week those are some real living wages my friends especially when the average rent for a 1. 00 to 2. 00 bedroom apartment in 2018 was anywhere from 1212012120 extension 0 dollars a month but all our politicians tell us is that the u. S. Economy is strong blah blah blah blah street is doing great blah blah blah blah blah just trust that the economy is better than ever blah blah blah blah blah. And its backed economic white noise that has all of us watching. The. Real thing its like. What is it like you are goin
Well tomorrow in watching the hawks i am tired robot turn joining me today to discuss this big online spending of black friday and the u. S. Economy based on you know low paying jobs i guess is the host of our team room buzz pretty always a pleasure so why are we seeing signs 19000000 to till today why are we seeing such low wage job creation here in the u. S. This is not a new story this has been consistent and something that weve been saying every single month and every single monthly job report every single month in the trump has bragged that we have more jobs than ever employment is at an all time high unemployment is at an all time low weve been seeing that every single month but what we really dissect is the in the employment or unemployment job report that we get every single month we found that the quality is not there and exactly what you said is low pay wages and low foley jobs are predominately the 5. 00 main factor the Main Driving Force and that includes everything from ev
Blah Just Trust Us the economy is better than ever blah blah blah blah blah and its that economic white noise that has all of us watching us. Get the. Real deal with. What they like you know that i got. With. This. Well tomorrow and watching the hawks i am tired robot turn joining me today to discuss this big online spending of black friday and the u. S. Economy based on you know low paying jobs i guess is the host of our team room buzz because the always a pleasure so why are we seeing since 1990 till today why are we seeing such low wage job creation here in the u. S. This is not a new story this has been consistent and something that weve been saying every single month and every single monthly job report every single month in the trump has brag that we have more jobs than ever employment is at an all time high unemployment is at an all time low weve been saying that every single month but when we really dissected at the end of the employment or unemployment job report that we get ev
From adobe consumers spent 7400000000 online yesterday buying goods online the figures were up by 1200000000 from the previous black friday in 2018 but as we sit in the warm glow of us capitalisms favorite day of the year things are things are not as warm and cheery as they see me here in corporate in the corporate states of america you see a new report out of Cornell Law School has found that since way back in the year 1990 yes 1990 the year Kevin Mccallister was left at home for christmas we have sway back then 63 percent of the production and nonsupervisory jobs created over the past 30 years have been in low wage and low our positions and that in the past 3 decades the us economy has become increasingly dependent on jobs that offer fewer hours of work at lower relative wages my friends the that these are the jobs like the 15000000. 00 leisure and hospitality nonmanagement jobs that pay maybe 0 out of 360. 00 a week or one of the 13500000. 00 retail jobs that bring home an average o
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