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OhNo-Really

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1. Remember Capitalism: A Love story? Pilots earning less than $20k a year

Reply to IronLionZion (Original post)

Sat Mar 3, 2018, 01:28 AM

Mar 2018

and Sully the Hero landed plane on the Hudson River? He testified before Congress that

His retirement fund didn't exist anymore

His salary was reduced by 40%

unfettered greed destroyed America

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5 Insanely Important Jobs (We're Running Out Of People For) [View all] IronLionZion Mar 2018 OP

Remember Capitalism: A Love story? Pilots earning less than $20k a year OhNo-Really Mar 2018 #1

Hmmmmmm... ProudLib72 Mar 2018 #2

The article refers to cobol and fortran honest.abe Mar 2018 #7

Management versus front end design, I know ProudLib72 Mar 2018 #14

I know both . . . Ms. Toad Mar 2018 #15

Depends on the language and company IronLionZion Mar 2018 #10

Plumbers? world wide wally Mar 2018 #3

Every little town everywhere needs plumbers, electricians, and other skilled trades IronLionZion Mar 2018 #11

No surprise. When unemployment is this low, labor shortages John Fante Mar 2018 #4

Money wasted on subsidizing coal mines IronLionZion Mar 2018 #12

From a headhunter's perspective Bayard Mar 2018 #5

Cobol is mostly maintenance of old applications running on mainframes FarCenter Mar 2018 #8

"Demand For Oncologists Skyrockets" will be putting it mildly.. KY_EnviroGuy Mar 2018 #6

Repealing/blocking safety regulations exposes many more people to carcinogens IronLionZion Mar 2018 #13

hello? rownesheck Mar 2018 #9