Do Any Of You Remember The Term...Cradle To The Grave?
It was supposed to be: joining a company, making a decent wage and sticking with your job until retirement brought you a nice pension. A real and solid middle class senerio. Unions kept up with cost of living expenses.
My son is graduating from a University next week. He's thinking about Officer's Training School. He feels major companies do not have any job security. (And he's a Business Major)
I'm now terrified that "Cradle To The Grave" will take on a brand new meaning in his decision.
Edited on Sat Dec-04-10 08:47 AM by mstinamotorcity
can start his own business. And start by basing it at home. Tell him to find out what it is he loves and formulate it into a business proposal. Maybe you can make it a shared business. Those businesses where every one makes the same wages. Everyone has a stake in the business doing well. Even the janitor makes the same as the ceo.Everyone is treated equal.Maybe you can join in with your son and start a family type shared business.Don't give up yet!!! There are a lot of Marketable things you can do but haven't tapped into yet. Take your time and put your thinking cap on and take a chance on yourself. And when you succeed don't forget to hire another person with a dream.You will SUCCEED!!!!!
7. No, it's supposed to start earlier - infant healthcare, and education
"from the cradle to the grave" is about the whole of society, and government services in particular. Companies do not help you when you are a child. It's not "from graduation to the grave".
So you go to work for a company, they discard you, no one will hire you, and...we raise the age for Social Security. What has become of our nation? What is to become of us?
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