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Topic	millennial men leave perplexing hole in hot U.S. job market
Questionmarktarius 11/09/18 4:33:56 PM #46:	zinezinzadan posted... Roxborough4Ever posted... Questionmarktarius posted... 90sEdgeLord posted... What do you all think the guy in the article should do? Finish EMT training. but when a EMT makes 16 dollars a hour and a refugee is making 15 at McDonald's after they "fought for 15" then what should he do? I think about this a lot. As a chemist, I see close to $30/hour. If min. Wage goes to $15; part of me feels that I should be getting paid $50-60. I worked hard for my degree. And that's how inflation devours the minimum wage into functionally being what it was before. You've gained nothing but a slightly larger number. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:912121245] in millennial... [t:77185653]...</cite> <quote><cite>zinezinzadan posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Roxborough4Ever posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>90sEdgeLord posted...</cite> <quote>What do you all think the guy in the article should do?</quote> Finish EMT training.</quote> but when a EMT makes 16 dollars a hour and a refugee is making 15 at McDonald's after they "fought for 15" then what should he do?</quote> I think about this a lot. As a chemist, I see close to $30/hour. If min. Wage goes to $15; part of me feels that I should be getting paid $50-60. I worked hard for my degree.</quote> And that's how inflation devours the minimum wage into functionally being what it was before. You've gained nothing but a slightly larger number.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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