Why do the nation today have lesser jobs for the ones who graduates and have more class than others?
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why do the (nation) today have (lesser) jobs for the ones who (graduates) and have (more class) than others.\n\nHUH????? I think jobs are offered, in the most part, to people who are well qualified and who present themselves well verbally and in written communication. \n\nSo...school or "graduates and have more class" probably are more attractive to employers who have their pick of applicants. \n\n"i guess some people just think about them selves that's why the world is filled with (ruded) people and violence!"  \n\nHUH? what does this have to do with the first sentence?? employers need to think about their company but that is not "ruded" or violent. \n\nI guess I am confused here.
733028
Think of the people who have jobs because of that.
348398
In America we have free enterprise and a class-less society. In other words, anyone can make money and be rich and be accepted here. We have no special laws for the rich and different set for the poor. Thats the American Dream. In China, Iran,Russia, and the French Revolution, they have a class society. In other words, if you were born poor, you will probably remain that way because the oppurtunities are not there for you to advance your status in life.
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It promotes the idea that in order to give those who have been treated unequally a better chance, these same people should be treated unequally. \nAlso by providing easier access to jobs, etc., it enables people to forfeit fullfilling criteria that would be required of others (if they so choose) thereby decreasing their chances of success in the long run and foregoing the respect that others gain by earning. However that is just theoretical as in the business world most people get their jobs by being friends with someone and not be earning it.
829776
Either a failure or lazy.  Not much of a difference though.  Some people don't want to get educated, don't want to work over time, don't want to do anything to earn it.  When the Democrats make welfare so easy to come by, why should anyone work?  Theres no incentive
85303
i think when you go to college there's a better chance that you get a higher pay job compared to people who work without college degree or level education....
1047943
Because people still hold on to their national identities. There is also a large diffrence between upper and lower classes in their level of globalization in almost any nation. Is this an essay question?
660700
A lot of it is probably to do with historical patterns.  Even if a formal eductaion was not necessarily required to maintain a group for example as the head of a community, if that small groupeg family moves elsewhere and it is required, then the high status seekers will try and ensure that thier offspring get the whatever societal tools are necessary to stay opn top.  Elsewhere it may not be education they seek, but land or a herd of camels etc etc.
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For some, they believe than cannot do any better.  For others, the compensation may be subtantial, and place money before happiness.  Others, the market may be slow in hiring.  Many reasons.  However, one should have the confidence to lift themselves from something that is not fullfilling to their growth, and realize that they deserve better.
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The reason that young adults (17 - 23) find it difficult to find employment is not because of age discrimination. Its because they have less experience. Generally, employers are looking for some one with experience who can pick up the job quickly and require minimal training. Its got nothing to do with manners or laziness(older people can have bad manners and be incredibly lazy as well you know) People in the younger age bracket tend to be more recently qualified and there are only so many trainee positions available.
1185478
There's much more of a difference between students.  A lazy student and a good university does not get nearly as good an education as a hard working student in a less famous university.
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I agree. Probably because when people don't have or see a bright future for themselves they tend to blame other people or groups for their own problems. For example, "if this or that group didn't exist, it would be easier for me to get a job." Obviously, this is flawed reasoning.
901558
I don't feel like a second class citizen, but there certainly are laws that are designed to treat me that way.  Most of us are too busy working or carrying on our daily lives to think about it much.  But sometimes, you get a nasty reminder that an awful lot of people really don't see you as fully equal.
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Education shouldn't be dumbed down to answer to the demands of a generation that has been abusing so many things now. Students need to work harder if they really want to get something out of it. I mean, we go to school to learn. Many seem to be forgetting that nowadays.
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It's the same in the US -- foreign-born, low-skilled workers being exploited by greedy employers for big profits. Many of whom only have marginal skills in the job they're doing. The workers send much of the money they earn home so their earnings do not contribute to the local economy. They often live in squallor detract from the quality of life of the people that build these communities. It's a big problem. \n\nIn the town where I grew up (homes are now selling for $400-500k and taxes often are over $10,000) people don't want to put their children in the public schools because of the gangs that have sprung up with recent immigrants.
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The discrimanation is not necessarily against lower class individuals but against people who are less educated than others.  Those who have difficulty reading, understanding, doing simple math and speaking are less likely to be offered the opportunities available to the more highly educated.\n\nYou will notice that even in here, those questions asked that are inane, misspelled or spelled using "punk" or "street" language are more likely to get a sarcastic reply then those written sensibly.  This is discrimination.
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They are depressing the labor market, for whatever value it had in that area, by driving low wages even lower. So the non-high school legitimate American who is looking for work has to compete with non-English-speaking illegal labor willing to work for less than minimum, which by comparison, is a lot more than there were used to getting in that despotic cesspool of corruption called Mexico.