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Sherman A1

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5. Some of these jobs will also be

Reply to IronLionZion (Original post)

Thu Jun 21, 2018, 10:39 AM

Jun 2018

The subject of automation and new technologies going forward. This will help in the short term, but the health care industry is not the entire solution for the future of work.

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The health care industry needs workers. So it's turning to former factory and retail workers [View all] IronLionZion Jun 2018 OP

In Minnesota, entry-level medical staff people get minimum wage. MineralMan Jun 2018 #1

Entry level jobs of any type tend to have lower wages IronLionZion Jun 2018 #4

Yes, but, if you're a Certified Nursing Assistant, you get MineralMan Jun 2018 #10

That's the case with many jobs IronLionZion Jun 2018 #12

"entry-level medical staff people get minimum wage." mitch96 Jun 2018 #7

It'll be interesting to see what happens to the wages/attitude toward healthcare workers if WhiskeyGrinder Jun 2018 #2

I've seen coding jobs without any US citizens applying for them, only H-1bs IronLionZion Jun 2018 #3

Some of these jobs will also be Sherman A1 Jun 2018 #5

Health care is part of the human experience IronLionZion Jun 2018 #6

It is indeed part of the human experience Sherman A1 Jun 2018 #8

There are limits to what can be automated IronLionZion Jun 2018 #9

I used to think that Sherman A1 Jun 2018 #11