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Companies are no longer making profits; thus, they cannot sustain a massive workforce, and unfortunately, there seems to be no chance of the situation improving anytime soon, as the president of the company Bob Hastings, “I ain’t running a charity, and frankly I can’t say chances are good these folks are going to get their jobs back.”
Looking for a good job is another work in itself. Besides many people lining up for an interview for that same job, the pay is peanuts. For example, the supermarket packing job that Schwartz went to for an interview pays $8.5 while at his previous job, he was paid $12.50. Moreover, despite having the required qualifications, job seekers feel like they are begging to be employed rather than deserving to be employed. As Schwartz puts it, “I always feel like I am begging…..Asking for favors”. Nevertheless, he expresses hope that the economy might change soon, and the likes of him will be able to secure a job and take care of their families.
Indeed, it is the hope of every man that they could live normally by providing for their family, for instance, paying for education, buying clothes, and summer camps.
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