The Labor Market
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The steady type of common laborer tends to settle in some community, and very frequently in some establishment, and remain there. Hundreds of thousands live in the same house or in the same section of a city for years, and I have personally known many who have been twenty-five or thirty years with the same employer.
This type of laborer has been recruited in America largely from the successive waves of immigration. Each race, when it first comes to the United States, is compelled to start at th...e bottom of the economic ladder and cannot hope to obtain any considerable number of the more lucrative positions until it has adapted itself to American conditions and become an inte- gral part of American life. One reason for the contempt often manifested toward recent immigrants has been that Americans have unthinkingly assumed that since the majority of the people of a certain race in America are common laborers at that present moment, the intelligence, capacity, and prospects of that people are of common labor grade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The steady type of common laborer tends to settle in some community, and very frequently in some establishment, and remain there. Hundreds of thousands live in the same house or in the same section of a city for years, and I have personally known many who have been twenty-five or thirty years with the same employer.
This type of laborer has been recruited in America largely from the successive waves of immigration. Each race, when it first comes to the United States, is compelled to start at th...e bottom of the economic ladder and cannot hope to obtain any considerable number of the more lucrative positions until it has adapted itself to American conditions and become an inte- gral part of American life. One reason for the contempt often manifested toward recent immigrants has been that Americans have unthinkingly assumed that since the majority of the people of a certain race in America are common laborers at that present moment, the intelligence, capacity, and prospects of that people are of common labor grade.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Don D Don Divance Lescohier to read onlineMoreLess
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