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This article brings up something I've pondered for awhile. I we're all encouraged to get jobs that allow for upward mobility, who does the work that offers none. Will the Czech workers in this article go home to something with upward mobility or do some of us just have the face the fat that dead end jobs are a reality for us?
Murakami-
we're all encouraged to get jobs that allow for upward mobility, who does the work that offers none. .... or do some of us just have the face the fat that dead end jobs are a reality for us?
I guess this is the problem with a post-Thatcher Baby-Boomer led society. People don't value work for work's sake. They have aspirations and think if they work hard without delivering an increased economic output for their employers they deserve better in life.
As one intern from an extremely wealthy US family once said to me;
"the world needs ditch diggers too".
hugo7
http://news.sky.com/story/fresh-british-veg-could-be-wiped-out-by-brexit-10619637