But then, if one starts digging, some peculiarities emerge, like for example that much of jobs created in recent years have gone to "multiple jobholders", meaning that not every "payroll" has been assigned to a unique individual, but instead there are now people who hold two, three or more jobs to make ends meet.
Or that much of the recent job creation has gone to low-paying part-time workers while full time jobs have stagnated.
Is this correct or is that illegals are all using the same SS numbers. I know at one point some SS numbers had been used for employment by 20+ people.
>But then, if one starts digging, some peculiarities emerge, **like for example that much of jobs created in recent years have gone to "multiple jobholders", meaning that not every "payroll" has been assigned to a unique individual, but instead there are now people who hold two, three or more jobs to make ends meet**.
>Or that much of the recent job creation has gone to low-paying part-time workers while full time jobs have stagnated.
Is this correct or is that illegals are all using the same SS numbers. I know at one point some SS numbers had been used for employment by 20+ people.
A lot of it is overemployment in tech. A lot of tech jobs are so straightforward that a competent person can work 2-3 jobs at once.
A lot of it is overemployment in tech. A lot of tech jobs are so straightforward that a competent person can work 2-3 jobs at once.
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