The Great American Trucker Shortage Isn't Real

lord_galathon said:

No.

The so called "tradition" of forcing students to accept shitty jobs for crappy wages where they get submitted to shitloads of abuse is a great way to build their character.

If a side effect of this tradition is that a happy meal is under 10$ well great.

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lord_galathon said:

How about you work for us flipping burgers on days you don't have school? Sure. I can make extra money despite living at my parents house and not really needing any.

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Spaceman Spiff said:

I really don't get the obsession with demeaning people who work in entry level jobs like they're some sort of subhuman slaves. Yeah, nobody has to flip burgers all their lives but when they are doing it, they should be paid enough to be able to afford luxuries like food and rent (i'm talking about full time employees here).

Has anyone considered that the "tradition" of forcing students to accept shitty jobs for crappy wages where they get submitted to shitloads of abuse is a great way of breaking them and making sure they'll become compliant employees later?

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Jahcure said:

Wasent that always the goal ?

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Wally West said:

J'ai toujours eu d'excellent salaire en étant étudiant ($15/h en 2012 et j'avais $24/h quand j'étais en fin d'uni en 2017). La grosse différence avec mes amis est que j'ai payé mon pret d'étude plus vite et j'ai pu acheté une maison en 2018 avant le gros boom. Sa donne donc plus d'opportunité.



Pourquoi il aurait pas besoin de cash? Ils ont rien dans la vie, il faut qu'il paie leur etude ou voiture ou maison. J'ai des amis qui travaillait pour faire vivre leur parent BS aussi.

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lord_galathon said:

Tu cites des exceptions. La majorité des étudiants travaillent surtout pour acquerir de l'experience et socialiser.

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