Your narrow minded view and application of financial/job value to degrees does imply and certain level of anti-intellectualism though does it not?
And going back to your comment about dismissal....why dont you pop into the Politics and History department of your university and explain how you...
Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Toxicology are of no direct use to me and my work. Shall I dismiss these just like you are dismissing subjects which do not apply to your particular field?
Good points which I support. The field I work in you would expect most people to have a mathematical background but I am quite amazed at some of the seemingly incompatible degrees people have. A degree shows certain talent and skill sets; talent and skill sets which are usually transferable...
Totally agree, as a card carrying Labour party member :wink: And what interests me is that the view we have is shared by many Labour and Tory voters I know.
Your point is not relevant to the discussion though. We are discussing base working terms and conditions in the unskilled sector. These jobs will always exist. It is simply impossible for everyone in this sector to to move on/up even if they wanted to as there are not enough skilled jobs. As I...
Average of 40 hours per week on a decent living wage. If folk want to do a bit of over-time fine. Having to work 80 hours every week is wrong in my opinion.
Because if you're paying staff a shitty hourly wage which they cannot live on and which is most likely being subsidized by the tax payer via tax credits then this isn't the true market price. The price is dictated partially by government subsidy.