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Former plant workers, as well as Americans entering the work force and those trying to retire, have been forced into low-skill, low-pay service jobs, if they can find work at all.
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Those same low-skilled immigrant households paid only $10,573 in taxes that year, meaning the average low-skill household had a fiscal deficit of $19,588.
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If you let tons of low-skilled people who are willing to work for less, this will lead to lower pay for low-skill jobs.
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Though there is a labor shortage among low-skill workers in China today, there is a glut of the college educated.
Is China Next? Francis Fukuyama 2011
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And given that those adversely impacted by high levels of immigration are a relatively small minority of Americans, and given that immigration vastly increases the volume of resources available to the country with which to help people in need, I think crackdowns on immigration are a very unappealing way of helping low-skill immigrants.
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A disproportionate number of early retirees are low-skill workers who tend to perform manual labor, and are disproportionately black or Hispanic.
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At the same time, the nation has more than 100 million candidates for only 61 million low-skill, low-wage positions.
John Bridgeland: America's Job Surplus and the College Completion Crisis John Bridgeland 2011
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At the same time, the nation has more than 100 million candidates for only 61 million low-skill, low-wage positions.
John Bridgeland: America's Job Surplus and the College Completion Crisis John Bridgeland 2011
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A disproportionate number of early retirees are low-skill workers who tend to perform manual labor, and are disproportionately black or Hispanic.
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This was, to my eye, the ultimate low-skill job because it required absolutely no mental effort and hardly any physical work.
John Merrow: My 'brilliant' idea John Merrow 2011
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