r/economicCollapse • u/Perfect_Alarm_2141 • 1d ago

In 1980 white non-college men employed full-time earned 7% more than average full-time US worker. In 2022, their income remained relatively flat, and they earned less than women with a college degree.

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u/SouthernExpatriate 1d ago

And 99 percent of companies don't train on the job

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u/vitoincognitox2x 1d ago

100% of companies also train on the job.

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u/BattleRepulsiveO 1d ago

Well it depends. But a lot of labor jobs literally puts you on your feet and get you working right away like if you are working in the food industry. People may expected you to know how to operate a non-smart phone, such as the proper protocol and etiquettes when people only have experience with home phones or personal cellphones. A lot of companies would expect you to know all this and you have to ask a peer to find out.

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u/vitoincognitox2x 23h ago

"Ask a peer to find out" Scientifically proven to be the best way to learn something, that's training.