It’s not just AI taking jobs but most middle class jobs are going overseas. These big corps send all those jobs to India, China and the Philippines. I’ve worked for 3 big corps in different industries in my life and this is what I’ve seen happen. AI will never take away manual labor jobs like plumbing, electrical, mechanics and so forth. Those are the jobs to get into.
My big company is laying off people and then rehiring those same positions in India. These are professional positions like tech, compliance, legal, data and other positions. We don’t have any clients or other business in India. This is just a cost savings. My job family group as of today has 180 positions. Of those 128 are in India. Only 39 are in the US. There is no way to move up professionally because this company is not offering transfers to India. Once jobs go to India and overseas, our Social Security funding is doomed. No one in India has to pay FICA taxes. Think about that a minute.
One day, the unemployed workers of America will DO something about these mega corporations who had their seed funding through central banks AKA the money printers. Unless we want to be a permanent slave class, people will need to revolt. It's an inevitability.
Illegals have flooded the trades where I live driving wages down to 2010 levels making it impossible for tax payers to afford living here, the playing field is no longer fair. They get subsidies and housing, we get to pay for it.
@ . Zero. You will eventually have to obtain a CDL and do online certs if you want to advance. Some shops will not hire people who did not go to trade school.
The American Corporations hate paying American workers, but they want to make top dollar off of the Economy. The balance is broken and it's obvious that Tariffs were needed long ago. Government trusted business not to get greedy.
While tariffs are levied on imports, the cost is ultimately passed down to consumers. Importers raise prices to account for the additional expense, leading to higher prices on everyday goods like electronics, clothing, and food. When an imported product is subject to a tariff, the importer (such as a retailer or manufacturer) pays the tax. To cover these costs, the importer raises the price of the product sold to consumers. For example, if a $100 product faces a 25% tariff, it now costs $125, and the extra $25 burden falls on the buyer. So how are Tariffs going to help? This is why it is important to understand how Tariffs work.
@dazlederose take a look at the American Shrimp industry? Forest Gumps character made lot's of Money. But, nowadays with all the frozen imports and government regulations on how many shrimp?
Depending on where you live. You can live pretty good at $60,000 per year in the South and Midwest! $100,000 is middle class in every city except for several cities in the U.S.
600k jobs by 2033 is such a small number it doesn’t even make a dent in the overall market. The tech sector lost several million in the last few years and even then that was only about 5% of the overall market. So a very small percentage of American jobs will be lost in the next 9 years? Maybe 0.1-0.5%? This is news? It’s simply the natural change of technology and work trends.
Between Offshoring and AI, why are we importing people we may not have a job for? And who will overwhelming compete against (push wages down) our lowest earners. It’s absurd. Time to reduce immigration now.
Illegal immigrants do not have debt like US college kids with student loan debt. These illegals can work for cheaper because they have no debt obligations. 2nd illegal immigrants are sent to Democrat stronghold big cities like Los Angeles, New York, Chicago.... because these cities are losing population. People want to leave these liberal high cost of living cities. But, the Democrats in Congress, House of Representatives are based on population. If people are leaving these states, these states will lose seats in the House of Representatives so bringing in illegals will help replace the loss of population and seats in Congress. This is why Biden is allowing illegals into America.
@@kgetz3 If ghost jobs keep getting posted then you need people to fill them. So basically you’re inviting all of these people to work at jobs that never existed in the first place. Who should be held responsible for all of these people coming who will have nothing to do or place to live?
@@shanesprecher8290Problem is a mix of data scraping and tax incentives If they post tons of jobs despite effectively not hiring they get a big tax benefit and tons of market data Take away the tax incentive they'll still be ghost jobs just significado less
I wish I never went into healthcare. Im a Nurse making the same thing I did in 2019. 5 years later, 40% inflation. Stagnant wages and toxic work enviroment, unsustainable work schedule. Healthcare is not a job its a lifestyle. Miss Holidays and Weekends the rest of your Life for below middle class wages.
@@RustyShacklefarddall AI will do in healthcare is make my job easier..I don’t need to explain myself because clearly you don’t know much about what really goes on in a hospital
I thank God that I am a physician. Will always have a job. Income increases faster than inflation. Even during the pandemic I was able to be a stay at home mom (sitting on my but) and see patients with telemedicine.
Office clerks have been on decline for the last 20 years, and this is not a new surprise here. With tech savvy employees, there's no true need for office clerks outside of being a greeter or receptionist check in.
Ken I'm willing to go on the show or call in to discuss this from first hand experience!!!! I work for a fortune 500, multi national company. I'm in the USA. The company is going through M&A's and decided to outsource thousands of corporate functions to Mexico (accounting, finance, HR, marketing, etc). I'm the last person in my accounting dept left in the USA!! Mexico has come a long way with their education. They are training their people to take our corporate (USA) jobs. Our current gov does not care about us. Until the gov discourages this, it will only continue and get worse. Low level accountants/finance/hr/marketing are being paid $200 to $250 a week in Mexico. It's not just "clerical" workers. They have bachelor degrees from Mexico. The company also has a "robotics" dept that is helping to automate the jobs in Mexico so the goal is to eventually also reduce their corporate jobs in Mexico ... Our tech dept is outsourced to China, Thailand/Philippines. The company help desk is now outside the country. The only tech workers left in the US in our company are executives with only a few tech managers left...
Capital goes where it’s treated best. If you can pay low wages, avoid regulations and find a workforce that’s highly educated that’s where the money will go.
I've been unemployed for over a year and a half. So, I've been freelancing for all that time. Oh well if no one wants me I guess I'll just keep working making more money than I ever have before. I actually like working in well-developed organizations with large teams.
Shadow- all the best to you and good luck with the job hunt. No moss has grown under your feet- you have been freelancing. Good luck to you and all of us ✨😊✨.
Well most of the mistakes in our company come from the programmed processes for automation. If it’s related to money you still need people to verify for accuracy, otherwise you might overpay for goods. Programming is done by humans and humans make mistakes.
That first line manager piece really hit hard Those are the first ones to go after they let go of the low wage hourly workers because those are the jobs that generally pay better between 60 and 100,000 Those are the jobs where they would make the store manager or general manager work harder
yes for slaves there is always work for minimal wage !!you must just hope to not get ill or not be injured because you will bancrot tgen on medical bills because its fackn shitthole USA
@@kristenmoonrisearound me the people who do plumbing carpentry welding hvac can pretty much name their price. A person with a van, tools and work ethic is set.
@HelosWorldRailroadReseller that's not a job, that's running a business, which I don't disagree with as I'm a business owner also. So what you mean is if you have a skill you can always start a business.
Is there a narrow minded view on the labor force not taking into consideration the elite over production, which is also currently occurring with so many people with credentials qualifications in college degrees there may be job growth in the future for the likelihood of of those jobs commanding middle class salaries it’s not likely in the United States. We’re currently seeing that the employee has no bargaining power when it comes to salaries and too many employers want top talent for cheap low wage salaries
This crap all started happening when we decided everyone under middle management didnt deserve a liveable wage. Cause screw the lower class individuals.
@@rabd3721 No. I am conservative. I don't understand the need for us all to work 5 days a week anymore. It isn't UBI so much but realizing that we need to rethink work and pay. Not all of us can do AI or ML. I am trying to learn, but it is coming so fast.
I retired at 52 and wish I’d done it sooner. The 9-to-5 grind steals your freedom for a paycheck. If you’re in your late 30s or 40s, start saving for retirement now. In your 50s? Invest now and break free from relying on your job. Market trends like the Trump Effect have made millions for many including me. Stay focused and consistent!
Honestly, I couldn’t have done it alone. I had the support of Kathie Daisy Bosco, a financial advisor who helped me fine-tune my savings strategy. She provided personalized guidance on investment options and offered valuable budgeting techniques to maximize my savings.
I work at the same company my father worked. You are right! He owned a home and paid for 6 people with money left over. I could never buy a house or pay for a kid
It took you long enough to report on this. This has been going on for all of Americans for about a couple months now.This is late news. Sad to see that this reporting is just being acknowledged by the dave ramsey team.
I was surprised that financial clerks were on the list but at the same time accountants and analysts will be more in demand. I wonder at what point is there such a huge cut off in the work that AI can't replace the worker there?
As a financial clerk, I have seen stagnation of technology in my roles due to the systems not providing specific needs and being tailored to the specific tasks. I would be surprised to be replaced by AI on that merit alone, but time will tell. I could see it happening over the long term, but not in the next 5 years at least.
@@chulo6561 I am a water operator. There are some aspects of my job that came already be automated technically. But it is illegal as by law I have to perform the tests manually.
I work for a fortune 500, multi national company. I'm in the USA. The company is going through M&A's and decided to outsource thousands of corporate functions to Mexico (accounting, finance, HR, marketing, etc). I'm the last person in my accounting dept left in the USA!! Mexico has come a long way with their education. They are training their people to take our corporate (USA) jobs. Our current gov does not care about us. Until the gov discourages this, it will only continue and get worse.
I’ve been an operations engineer and most white collar jobs do not add value to a company’s bottom line. A lot of admin duties can easily be automated with excel macros or simple software tools.
I went back to school to do body work. The instructor was dying of leukemia that he told the class he got from working in the industry. He would come in everyday with the worst attitude, like you can’t even imagine. I had to spend thousands of dollars on tools or I’d get kicked out of the class. Then I was expected to come to class 5 days a week for 7 hours we had to work on cars, outside in the Florida heat. Then had to study for the certification after class. Had no energy to work afterwards and actually earn money to pay my bills and feed myself. The incentive for going through 1400 hours of hard labor for free is an apprenticeship of $15 an hour………. That’s why there’s a shortage in that industry. It’s like signing up for slavery. You’d have a better life working anywhere else. Best case scenario you make great money for 15-20 years then spend your savings on medical bills.
@@chad2399True Story. Mechanics in Florida make less than a high school grad as an entry level stocker at a grocery store in Michigan. I have the evidence for that.
Be a Registered Nurse. Move to the Bay Area and apply for a job in major hospitals there such as Kaiser, Stanford, and UCSF. I am happy i made the right decision of taking this path. Now I am a registered nurse here earning $120/hour. Yes cost of living and taxes is expensive here but despite of that I can still save more and invest more here. Please, if you are a nurse, apply for a California RN License and move to work here as a Registered Nurse.
For everyone saying there’s blue collar jobs and the trades are great as a production welder I ve been out of work for 4 months now cause no one is hiring an if they are they only paying 18 to 19 a hr an work you 12 hr days… great if your single with no kids but for me as a single dad with two toddlers no one wants hire me cause I have to take care of my kids and can’t work 12hrs aday
I'm a single guy making about 50k a year. I consider myself fairly thrifty but it has been getting harder and harder to save money and as a result work as become less enjoyable. I've been searching for a better, higher paying job but it's brutal out there.
It's really sad when engineering jobs are being outsourced and replaced with AI. So Americans are no longer going to be innovators, we're going to be repair techs. This makes me sad. Long gone are the days of innovation and growth.
40 to 100 is to narrow. If one is making 40 then they are having trouble eating, paying rent and utilities. at 100k you have an old car, small home, food, utilities, and insurance but you can't save.
Corporations have been taking jobs overseas long, long long, long before AI could even formulate proper sentences. All AI does is take people who have certain skills and make them even more valuable, while taking people with average skills and making them less valuable.
I agree with your report on what jobs will be available however we have not got to the 2030s yet so technology can rapidly change that list of okay paying jobs to a very few paying jobs
Americans in general fail to be willing to be adaptable to the changing economy. No one owes you a factory job where you live. Get new skills, move, own your own business or have a skill someone’s willing to pay for. If you can adapt you can deal with your job going overseas or being automated as these things take massive amounts of time and resources. Change what value you add to the world and you’ll outpace these forces. Sadly the US glamourizes the whole “my grandpa was a coal miner, my dad was a coal miner, I’m a coal miner, I want my kid to follow in my footsteps 🤔
@@TheMahonj Some of us have elderly parents and kids. I wouldn't expect you to understand. You always tell everyone that it is so easy to uproot everything, and it is not. It also takes tons of money if you live in places like California. It is easily 5k for a uhaul out here. I find your statement insensitive & idiotic. In addition, my husband has a job. Thus, it is not easy to just uproot. When you obtain more life experience outside yourself, circle back.
@@MarieLamour-cv1jc Maybe you have so much trouble accomplishing goals because you are hostile and rude. Just look at how you speak to people, attacking them with insults at the first question or slightest sign of potential disagreement. You get out of life what you put in.
@JakeAkstins mine was 8 years since it was a pretty complicated biophysics problem. Most are 5 years and most people skip a masters. Average school has a 30k salary for their grad students who teach. Most teach. Future proof career if you are skilled in the lab.
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The only jobs available are 14 to 17 $ a hour jobs that work the crap out of you and abuse you !?😔
Time to level up!
@@edhcb9359 when you get injury or some illness you will level up in grave
If you're lucky!
Don't be lazy, make your boss's dreams come true.
@@cordfortina9073 How else will your boss afford his fourth vacation home?
It’s not just AI taking jobs but most middle class jobs are going overseas. These big corps send all those jobs to India, China and the Philippines. I’ve worked for 3 big corps in different industries in my life and this is what I’ve seen happen.
AI will never take away manual labor jobs like plumbing, electrical, mechanics and so forth. Those are the jobs to get into.
My big company is laying off people and then rehiring those same positions in India. These are professional positions like tech, compliance, legal, data and other positions. We don’t have any clients or other business in India. This is just a cost savings. My job family group as of today has 180 positions. Of those 128 are in India. Only 39 are in the US. There is no way to move up professionally because this company is not offering transfers to India. Once jobs go to India and overseas, our Social Security funding is doomed. No one in India has to pay FICA taxes. Think about that a minute.
One day, the unemployed workers of America will DO something about these mega corporations who had their seed funding through central banks AKA the money printers.
Unless we want to be a permanent slave class, people will need to revolt. It's an inevitability.
@@silentnot4812 name the company. Or at least, contact the clients of your company now. They screw you, you screw them. It's the only way we survive!
Illegals have flooded the trades where I live driving wages down to 2010 levels making it impossible for tax payers to afford living here, the playing field is no longer fair. They get subsidies and housing, we get to pay for it.
Trash
Undertaker here -- my job isn't going anywhere.
Vince McMahon gives his regards.
That's my back up. I already know how to code, I need to learn to fix trucks 😂
Rest In Peace.......
Since warpspeed business has probably never been better.
Tf is that
Diesel mechanic here. Been in a shortage since 2009. Never a shortage of work for 100k year. I wish I had a chance to relax.
What kind of education is needed to get in the door?
@ . Zero. You will eventually have to obtain a CDL and do online certs if you want to advance. Some shops will not hire people who did not go to trade school.
will you hire me? very hard working. looking for something
There needs to be more diesel mechanic schools that provide adequate training.
How many years do i have to give at fast food wage before i get lead tech and make 50k yr. Four at minimum after school.
Is this why I’ve been unemployed for 7 months and can’t find a job
Yes
What is your career path in?
Go to the Coal mines if you’re in a area that has them
Ken Coleman wishes ai would take jobs 😂😂😂
@@Noah_527 I called into the show a few months ago. My clip was posted and they didn’t help me. Bachelors in psychology and masters in UX/UI.
The American Corporations hate paying American workers, but they want to make top dollar off of the Economy. The balance is broken and it's obvious that Tariffs were needed long ago. Government trusted business not to get greedy.
While tariffs are levied on imports, the cost is ultimately passed down to consumers. Importers raise prices to account for the additional expense, leading to higher prices on everyday goods like electronics, clothing, and food. When an imported product is subject to a tariff, the importer (such as a retailer or manufacturer) pays the tax. To cover these costs, the importer raises the price of the product sold to consumers. For example, if a $100 product faces a 25% tariff, it now costs $125, and the extra $25 burden falls on the buyer. So how are Tariffs going to help? This is why it is important to understand how Tariffs work.
@@dazlederose my vintage computer that was made in the year 1993 has American made parts. Made in the USA was done before and it can be done again.
@dazlederose take a look at the American Shrimp industry? Forest Gumps character made lot's of Money. But, nowadays with all the frozen imports and government regulations on how many shrimp?
@@AdamsDuhStuffTrump is doing away with the CHIPS act
@@morbidfaulkner7872 that is an excellent point
The middle class jobs are not dissappearing, the middle class is. The wages and jobs are all too low to the cost of living today.
40-100 is not middle class anymore.
Depending on where you live. You can live pretty good at $60,000 per year in the South and Midwest! $100,000 is middle class in every city except for several cities in the U.S.
600k jobs by 2033 is such a small number it doesn’t even make a dent in the overall market. The tech sector lost several million in the last few years and even then that was only about 5% of the overall market. So a very small percentage of American jobs will be lost in the next 9 years? Maybe 0.1-0.5%? This is news? It’s simply the natural change of technology and work trends.
Between Offshoring and AI, why are we importing people we may not have a job for? And who will overwhelming compete against (push wages down) our lowest earners.
It’s absurd. Time to reduce immigration now.
Illegal immigrants do not have debt like US college kids with student loan debt. These illegals can work for cheaper because they have no debt obligations. 2nd illegal immigrants are sent to Democrat stronghold big cities like Los Angeles, New York, Chicago.... because these cities are losing population. People want to leave these liberal high cost of living cities. But, the Democrats in Congress, House of Representatives are based on population. If people are leaving these states, these states will lose seats in the House of Representatives so bringing in illegals will help replace the loss of population and seats in Congress. This is why Biden is allowing illegals into America.
@@kgetz3 If ghost jobs keep getting posted then you need people to fill them. So basically you’re inviting all of these people to work at jobs that never existed in the first place. Who should be held responsible for all of these people coming who will have nothing to do or place to live?
Americans don’t want to work those jobs illegals do
@@shanesprecher8290Problem is a mix of data scraping and tax incentives
If they post tons of jobs despite effectively not hiring they get a big tax benefit and tons of market data
Take away the tax incentive they'll still be ghost jobs just significado less
@@shanesprecher8290 The ghost jobs are to attract H1B visas
This makes me so glad i went into healthcare.
Sickcare
I wish I never went into healthcare. Im a Nurse making the same thing I did in 2019. 5 years later, 40% inflation. Stagnant wages and toxic work enviroment, unsustainable work schedule. Healthcare is not a job its a lifestyle. Miss Holidays and Weekends the rest of your Life for below middle class wages.
You think they won't find a way to replace people in healthcare with Ai? I mean aside from doctors
@@RustyShacklefarddall AI will do in healthcare is make my job easier..I don’t need to explain myself because clearly you don’t know much about what really goes on in a hospital
I thank God that I am a physician. Will always have a job. Income increases faster than inflation. Even during the pandemic I was able to be a stay at home mom (sitting on my but) and see patients with telemedicine.
Executive jobs disappearing too it’s the blue collar jobs that are booming
Military here (coast guard). Money keeps going up, and so do my benefits. I love life bro. Don’t waste time in the other branches. CG is the best
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Office clerks have been on decline for the last 20 years, and this is not a new surprise here. With tech savvy employees, there's no true need for office clerks outside of being a greeter or receptionist check in.
Thanks Ken and Ramsey Solutions for explaining things. Good luck to us all ✨😊✨.
Ken I'm willing to go on the show or call in to discuss this from first hand experience!!!!
I work for a fortune 500, multi national company. I'm in the USA. The company is going through M&A's and decided to outsource thousands of corporate functions to Mexico (accounting, finance, HR, marketing, etc). I'm the last person in my accounting dept left in the USA!! Mexico has come a long way with their education. They are training their people to take our corporate (USA) jobs. Our current gov does not care about us. Until the gov discourages this, it will only continue and get worse. Low level accountants/finance/hr/marketing are being paid $200 to $250 a week in Mexico. It's not just "clerical" workers. They have bachelor degrees from Mexico. The company also has a "robotics" dept that is helping to automate the jobs in Mexico so the goal is to eventually also reduce their corporate jobs in Mexico ...
Our tech dept is outsourced to China, Thailand/Philippines. The company help desk is now outside the country. The only tech workers left in the US in our company are executives with only a few tech managers left...
They don't read the comments. Sorry
Capital goes where it’s treated best. If you can pay low wages, avoid regulations and find a workforce that’s highly educated that’s where the money will go.
Same happened to me in digital marketing. Was all send to Mexico and they work in USA time zones. 😢
I've been unemployed for over a year and a half. So, I've been freelancing for all that time. Oh well if no one wants me I guess I'll just keep working making more money than I ever have before. I actually like working in well-developed organizations with large teams.
Shadow- all the best to you and good luck with the job hunt. No moss has grown under your feet- you have been freelancing. Good luck to you and all of us ✨😊✨.
There is no middle class anymore its either poor or rich
Well most of the mistakes in our company come from the programmed processes for automation. If it’s related to money you still need people to verify for accuracy, otherwise you might overpay for goods. Programming is done by humans and humans make mistakes.
Why CEOs arent automated? They are just same as low rank managers, data collectors etc. just on bigger scale?)
That first line manager piece really hit hard
Those are the first ones to go after they let go of the low wage hourly workers because those are the jobs that generally pay better between 60 and 100,000
Those are the jobs where they would make the store manager or general manager work harder
If you are willing to work with your hands, you will always have a job.
yes for slaves there is always work for minimal wage !!you must just hope to not get ill or not be injured because you will bancrot tgen on medical bills because its fackn shitthole USA
But don't assume you'll be paid what you feel you're worth.
@@kristenmoonrisearound me the people who do plumbing carpentry welding hvac can pretty much name their price. A person with a van, tools and work ethic is set.
@HelosWorldRailroadReseller that's not a job, that's running a business, which I don't disagree with as I'm a business owner also. So what you mean is if you have a skill you can always start a business.
@@kristenmoonrisewhat about drug dealers 😂😂
Is there a narrow minded view on the labor force not taking into consideration the elite over production, which is also currently occurring with so many people with credentials qualifications in college degrees there may be job growth in the future for the likelihood of of those jobs commanding middle class salaries it’s not likely in the United States. We’re currently seeing that the employee has no bargaining power when it comes to salaries and too many employers want top talent for cheap low wage salaries
This crap all started happening when we decided everyone under middle management didnt deserve a liveable wage. Cause screw the lower class individuals.
UBI Is almost Inevitable at this point
That's going to make a lot of conservatives mad.
@@rabd3721 No. I am conservative. I don't understand the need for us all to work 5 days a week anymore. It isn't UBI so much but realizing that we need to rethink work and pay. Not all of us can do AI or ML. I am trying to learn, but it is coming so fast.
RN here, my job isn’t going anywhere
TheRealRoosling- thanks for your service, and all the best to you and us all ✨😊✨.
I retired at 52 and wish I’d done it sooner. The 9-to-5 grind steals your freedom for a paycheck. If you’re in your late 30s or 40s, start saving for retirement now. In your 50s? Invest now and break free from relying on your job. Market trends like the Trump Effect have made millions for many including me. Stay focused and consistent!
What specific steps did you take to break free?
Honestly, I couldn’t have done it alone. I had the support of Kathie Daisy Bosco, a financial advisor who helped me fine-tune my savings strategy. She provided personalized guidance on investment options and offered valuable budgeting techniques to maximize my savings.
Thanks for the tip! I just found her consultation page definitely looks like she could provide some valuable guidance.
So done with 9-5, its Depressing!
Exactly!😮💨
I do basically the same union job as my father did 25 years ago.... The pay is basically the same as 25 years ago as well.
I work at the same company my father worked. You are right! He owned a home and paid for 6 people with money left over. I could never buy a house or pay for a kid
It took you long enough to report on this. This has been going on for all of Americans for about a couple months now.This is late news. Sad to see that this reporting is just being acknowledged by the dave ramsey team.
I was surprised that financial clerks were on the list but at the same time accountants and analysts will be more in demand. I wonder at what point is there such a huge cut off in the work that AI can't replace the worker there?
Laws that state a human must do it.
As a financial clerk, I have seen stagnation of technology in my roles due to the systems not providing specific needs and being tailored to the specific tasks. I would be surprised to be replaced by AI on that merit alone, but time will tell. I could see it happening over the long term, but not in the next 5 years at least.
@@Romogi what do they state exactly because there are portions which could be automated?
@@chulo6561 I am a water operator. There are some aspects of my job that came already be automated technically. But it is illegal as by law I have to perform the tests manually.
I work for a fortune 500, multi national company. I'm in the USA. The company is going through M&A's and decided to outsource thousands of corporate functions to Mexico (accounting, finance, HR, marketing, etc). I'm the last person in my accounting dept left in the USA!! Mexico has come a long way with their education. They are training their people to take our corporate (USA) jobs. Our current gov does not care about us. Until the gov discourages this, it will only continue and get worse.
Im going to create AI/automation to replace Ken Coleman's job. Then I'm going to tell him to learn how to code and Upskill. see how he likes that.
Do it , I wanna see
Many middle class jobs, are being outsourced. Also, men now have to compete with women for middle class jobs. It's tough out there.
As a woman, I am not competing. Get real. We all need jobs. It isn't a competition.
I’ve been an operations engineer and most white collar jobs do not add value to a company’s bottom line. A lot of admin duties can easily be automated with excel macros or simple software tools.
And no one checks it? Everything needs to be looked over to ensure accuracy. No wonder there’s so much sloppiness related to engineering projects
But you need someone to know how to run those software tools.
Skynet: am I a joke to you?
The median income has been declining for fifty years.
Local body shop is three months behind due to shortage of workers..
Sounds like a great time for them to reach out to the local high school or community college. $60k, will train!
I went back to school to do body work. The instructor was dying of leukemia that he told the class he got from working in the industry. He would come in everyday with the worst attitude, like you can’t even imagine. I had to spend thousands of dollars on tools or I’d get kicked out of the class. Then I was expected to come to class 5 days a week for 7 hours we had to work on cars, outside in the Florida heat. Then had to study for the certification after class. Had no energy to work afterwards and actually earn money to pay my bills and feed myself. The incentive for going through 1400 hours of hard labor for free is an apprenticeship of $15 an hour………. That’s why there’s a shortage in that industry. It’s like signing up for slavery. You’d have a better life working anywhere else. Best case scenario you make great money for 15-20 years then spend your savings on medical bills.
If they paid 110K, they'd have a line out the door of willing workers...
@@chad2399True Story. Mechanics in Florida make less than a high school grad as an entry level stocker at a grocery store in Michigan. I have the evidence for that.
Pay more or better, yet the capital owner can get his lazy ass out there. Lord knows he was the only one really benefiting off the company
Be a Registered Nurse. Move to the Bay Area and apply for a job in major hospitals there such as Kaiser, Stanford, and UCSF.
I am happy i made the right decision of taking this path. Now I am a registered nurse here earning $120/hour.
Yes cost of living and taxes is expensive here but despite of that I can still save more and invest more here.
Please, if you are a nurse, apply for a California RN License and move to work here as a Registered Nurse.
some of us are too old to go to nursing school.
@ understandable.
For everyone saying there’s blue collar jobs and the trades are great as a production welder I ve been out of work for 4 months now cause no one is hiring an if they are they only paying 18 to 19 a hr an work you 12 hr days… great if your single with no kids but for me as a single dad with two toddlers no one wants hire me cause I have to take care of my kids and can’t work 12hrs aday
Only job available TH-camr.
I'm a single guy making about 50k a year. I consider myself fairly thrifty but it has been getting harder and harder to save money and as a result work as become less enjoyable. I've been searching for a better, higher paying job but it's brutal out there.
It's really sad when engineering jobs are being outsourced and replaced with AI. So Americans are no longer going to be innovators, we're going to be repair techs. This makes me sad. Long gone are the days of innovation and growth.
Truck drivers will be replaced with robbots soon, I have those goofy robots outside Kroger.
Exactly there is no middle class jobs.
The employer class made too many bad decisions that harmed the masses.
Boeing got rid of Quality Control Inspectors.
40 to 100 is to narrow. If one is making 40 then they are having trouble eating, paying rent and utilities. at 100k you have an old car, small home, food, utilities, and insurance but you can't save.
Remember when everyone tried to convince us that AI was a 'positive thing' and wouldn't hurt the average working class?
Corporations have been taking jobs overseas long, long long, long before AI could even formulate proper sentences. All AI does is take people who have certain skills and make them even more valuable, while taking people with average skills and making them less valuable.
I agree with your report on what jobs will be available however we have not got to the 2030s yet so technology can rapidly change that list of okay paying jobs to a very few paying jobs
I don't TRUST cbs news !!
lol 😊 Lowest unemployment ever and “we need to get the economy figured out “
You mean highest unemployment rate so many people without jobs
@ apparently you weren’t of working age in 2008
@@valentinakren8816 It is sarcasm lmao
Shift, pivot, and flop.
Americans in general fail to be willing to be adaptable to the changing economy. No one owes you a factory job where you live. Get new skills, move, own your own business or have a skill someone’s willing to pay for.
If you can adapt you can deal with your job going overseas or being automated as these things take massive amounts of time and resources. Change what value you add to the world and you’ll outpace these forces.
Sadly the US glamourizes the whole “my grandpa was a coal miner, my dad was a coal miner, I’m a coal miner, I want my kid to follow in my footsteps 🤔
Not everyone can just up and move.
It's called hokey cornballism...maga like 1950.Aint gonna happen.
@@MarieLamour-cv1jcWhat situation might someone be in where they can’t move?
@@TheMahonj Some of us have elderly parents and kids. I wouldn't expect you to understand. You always tell everyone that it is so easy to uproot everything, and it is not. It also takes tons of money if you live in places like California. It is easily 5k for a uhaul out here. I find your statement insensitive & idiotic.
In addition, my husband has a job. Thus, it is not easy to just uproot. When you obtain more life experience outside yourself, circle back.
@@MarieLamour-cv1jc Maybe you have so much trouble accomplishing goals because you are hostile and rude. Just look at how you speak to people, attacking them with insults at the first question or slightest sign of potential disagreement. You get out of life what you put in.
By design.
who will work &produce goods then and who will buy merchandise !?5% of rich ones!!
40k is poverty now!!
I am losing my middle class job next year. It has been the best job ive had in the last 15 years.
I keep seeing analyst jobs
and this is why I work with natural disasters.......sorry AI. You can't beat Mother Nature...yet.
Hmmm..massive layoffs coming to Ramsey Solutions?
He talked big game about how he would never lay people off. Do not forget Ramsey filled bankruptcy MULTIPLE times lol
Guess you'll have to learn a trade, bwahahahahaha
So its going to be more training for less wages. The economy is officially broken.
PhD in Chemistry. Good luck kicking us out of the work force. And schools pay you to get a doctorate.
How long did it take to get the PhD after finishing your BA?
@JakeAkstins mine was 8 years since it was a pretty complicated biophysics problem. Most are 5 years and most people skip a masters. Average school has a 30k salary for their grad students who teach. Most teach. Future proof career if you are skilled in the lab.
How can I get a university to pay for my PhD? I already have a Masters degree in HR Management
You study chemistry biochemistry physics or math at an R01 research institution.
A computer program can replace you
Ken, the internet has been around since the 70’s. 😂
Why do people post dumb comments like this?
1920 ? Wow, Ken, you are old.
This is the best economy of my lifetime. If you can’t make it now, it’s not the economy.
Are you living on Mars?
@ Nope, the real world
Lol, "These jobs are non existent."
Ramsey- "Are you doing the envelopes?"
Also oh Ken just took the long way around to say "Learn to code....better."