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To: writer33
The more entry-level workers battle for a pay increase, the more businesses, like fast-food establishments, will move towards automation."

It’s called pricing yourself out of the market a mistake usually only made in professional job markets.

You usually don’t see it happen in entry level positions but Leftist politics is involved here so the usual rules are out the window.

10 posted on 04/19/2016 7:18:32 PM PDT by Pontiac (The welfare state must fail because it is contrary to human nature and diminishes the human spirit.)
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To: Pontiac

Agreed. Leftists have rewritten the rules with their asinine policies.


11 posted on 04/19/2016 7:19:25 PM PDT by writer33 (Mark Levin Is The Constitutional Engine Of Conservatism)
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Soon it’s going to be our problem because what are we going to do with massive numbers of unemployable youths (who happens to be Minority) without any skills?


39 posted on 04/19/2016 7:47:18 PM PDT by MinorityRepublican
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Re: “It’s called pricing yourself out of the market.....”

I disagree.

Since the Reagan Amnesty in 1986, the USA has LEGALLY imported 20 million low skill immigrant workers.

A solid majority of Republicans enthusiastically supported that policy.

Those immigrants are now citizens, and they just voted themselves a huge pay raise.

If they lose their jobs, they will just vote themselves a huge increase in government welfare payments.

Congratulations, Republicans.

Now it’s time to reap the political and economic whirlwind.


73 posted on 04/20/2016 12:34:06 AM PDT by zeestephen
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