President Clintons Fiscal Year 1995 Budget Proposal Hearing Before the Commit
President Clintons Fiscal Year 1995 Budget Proposal Hearing Before the Commit
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What jobs? Training them for what jobs? And how many? To put 2 mil- lion people to work when you need 10 million jobs? That is a cruel hoax to play on the American people. So what are we saying? Where are the jobs?
Then I will close with this, and I will let you answer the ques- tion. Where would the jobs be, in what industry? But there is an- other problem. When we talk about buyouts, buying out those peo- ple who have seniority on jobs, and when we do that, we mean we want to buy out those pe...ople who make high wages to the extent that they retire and pay them, and then we hire newer people at a lesser rate.
The only problem with that is, when we go from liveable wages down to minimum wage, no one can live off that. So we have people today, all over this country, making minimum wages, while the prices are where they were prior to that.
So when will we talk about bringing the prices down to where the wages are? To create a job, give a man a wage that is not liv- able, where he cannot pay his rent, cannot pay his bills, that is a cruel hoax to play on him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What jobs? Training them for what jobs? And how many? To put 2 mil- lion people to work when you need 10 million jobs? That is a cruel hoax to play on the American people. So what are we saying? Where are the jobs?
Then I will close with this, and I will let you answer the ques- tion. Where would the jobs be, in what industry? But there is an- other problem. When we talk about buyouts, buying out those peo- ple who have seniority on jobs, and when we do that, we mean we want to buy out those pe...ople who make high wages to the extent that they retire and pay them, and then we hire newer people at a lesser rate.
The only problem with that is, when we go from liveable wages down to minimum wage, no one can live off that. So we have people today, all over this country, making minimum wages, while the prices are where they were prior to that.
So when will we talk about bringing the prices down to where the wages are? To create a job, give a man a wage that is not liv- able, where he cannot pay his rent, cannot pay his bills, that is a cruel hoax to play on him.
What to read after President Clintons Fiscal Year 1995 Budget Proposal Hearing Before the Commit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On the B to read onlineMoreLess
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