There was a social contract back in the day whereby employers paid a living wage and, in return, got an honest days work from people. This allowed families to live on one income and still manage to buy a house, a car, and send their kids to college. This contract was broken when the employers decided to outsource good paying jobs to countries where they could pay the workers much less and the employers could make more money for their own companies.
There was a social contract back in the day whereby employers paid a living wage and, in return, got an honest days work from people. This allowed families to live on one income and still manage to buy a house, a car, and send their kids to college. This contract was broken when the employers decided to outsource good paying jobs to countries where they could pay the workers much less and the employers could make more money for their own companies.
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