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Chicago’s minimum wage jumps to $17.05 tomorrow. These increases keep happening every year as long as the previous year’s unemployment rate stayed below 8%. How can Chicago afford this when Pritzker’s taxes and regulations are already crushing businesses? The plan to help workers? Make jobs too expensive for employers,... show more

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Governor Pritzker says raising wages will fix the affordability crisis. It sounds good. But here’s what actually happens: Businesses spike their prices right away. Inflation eats your raise. Illinois taxes take the rest. And then your job disappears. We tried this experiment already. The minimum wage nearly doubled from $8.25 to $15 in just five years under JB Pritzker. Families fled the state. Yet costs are still crushing everyone. This failed plan is why Illinois is broke. Cut taxes. Cut spending.

Governor Pritzker says raising wages will fix the affordability crisis. It sounds good. But here’s what actually happens: Businesses spike their prices right away. Inflation eats your raise. Illinois taxes take the rest. And then your job disappears. We tried this experiment already. The minimum wage nearly doubled from $8.25 to $15 in just five years under JB Pritzker. Families fled the state. Yet costs are still crushing everyone. This failed plan is why Illinois is broke. Cut taxes. Cut spending.

Jen

31,846 views • 3 months ago

This Red Tape Awareness Week, we’re doubling down on our work to cut red tape and speed up government approvals, which is already saving families and businesses $12 billion every year. We’re going to keep delivering on this plan so we can make Ontario the best place in the G7 to invest, create jobs and do business.

This Red Tape Awareness Week, we’re doubling down on our work to cut red tape and speed up government approvals, which is already saving families and businesses $12 billion every year. We’re going to keep delivering on this plan so we can make Ontario the best place in the G7 to invest, create jobs and do business.

Doug Ford

56,426 views • 6 months ago

This literally blew my mind Louisiana crawfish farmer explains how expensive it is to hire workers - He government mandated to pay workers $14 an hour (double the minimum wage in the state) - He must pay for their mandated approved housing - Pay $5,000 per worker upfront for their Visa to an attorney This is for the federal H-2A temporary agricultural worker visa program. This program allows farmers to hire foreign workers for seasonal or temporary agricultural jobs This is why businesses LOVE illegals in America and illegal workers. They can skip paying for all this…..

This literally blew my mind Louisiana crawfish farmer explains how expensive it is to hire workers - He government mandated to pay workers $14 an hour (double the minimum wage in the state) - He must pay for their mandated approved housing - Pay $5,000 per worker upfront for their Visa to an attorney This is for the federal H-2A temporary agricultural worker visa program. This program allows farmers to hire foreign workers for seasonal or temporary agricultural jobs This is why businesses LOVE illegals in America and illegal workers. They can skip paying for all this…..

Wall Street Apes

150,988 views • 4 months ago

Unacceptable. CNBC ranked the Kansas economy 48th in the nation. They gave us an “F” grade. Moody’s says we’re already in a recession. Working families are hurting and our growth is stuck at 1.4%. Meanwhile, career politicians continue to overtax and overregulate us into this hole. They have no idea what they’re doing. I’ve built businesses and hundreds of jobs across Kansas and as your next Governor, I’ll boost our economy by cutting waste, creating jobs, lowering taxes and slashing red tape. It’s time we cut the excuses and help working families in Kansas.

Unacceptable. CNBC ranked the Kansas economy 48th in the nation. They gave us an “F” grade. Moody’s says we’re already in a recession. Working families are hurting and our growth is stuck at 1.4%. Meanwhile, career politicians continue to overtax and overregulate us into this hole. They have no idea what they’re doing. I’ve built businesses and hundreds of jobs across Kansas and as your next Governor, I’ll boost our economy by cutting waste, creating jobs, lowering taxes and slashing red tape. It’s time we cut the excuses and help working families in Kansas.

R. Philip Sarnecki

18,388 views • 5 months ago

These democrats are more focused on fighting Trump than fighting the crime in their own streets. "Shootings will continue as long as this Presidential Administration continues to put politics over people"... Brandon Johnson is projecting what HE is doing on to the Trump administration. It seems like they got together and said, “how can we blame this on Trump..” Brandon Johnson and JB Pritzker need to take accountability for what is happening and not try to blame it on Trump to score political points.

These democrats are more focused on fighting Trump than fighting the crime in their own streets. "Shootings will continue as long as this Presidential Administration continues to put politics over people"... Brandon Johnson is projecting what HE is doing on to the Trump administration. It seems like they got together and said, “how can we blame this on Trump..” Brandon Johnson and JB Pritzker need to take accountability for what is happening and not try to blame it on Trump to score political points.

Jeffery Mead

58,191 views • 11 months ago

Labour's reckless anti-business jobs tax has arrived, and it's doing untold damage to businesses up and down the country. The Chancellor wants you to believe that you will be better off under Labour. The reality is, her choices mean: 👉🏻 fewer jobs 👉🏻 lower wages 👉🏻 higher prices. From today, businesses will be hit with higher National Insurance contributions, meaning an additional £900 for the average worker. As someone who has built businesses from scratch, I know that this is a burden that is simply too much for many employers to absorb. We can't afford Labour 👇🏻

Labour's reckless anti-business jobs tax has arrived, and it's doing untold damage to businesses up and down the country. The Chancellor wants you to believe that you will be better off under Labour. The reality is, her choices mean: 👉🏻 fewer jobs 👉🏻 lower wages 👉🏻 higher prices. From today, businesses will be hit with higher National Insurance contributions, meaning an additional £900 for the average worker. As someone who has built businesses from scratch, I know that this is a burden that is simply too much for many employers to absorb. We can't afford Labour 👇🏻

Mel Stride

41,966 views • 1 year ago

WATCH: Mayor Brandon Johnson can't name a single other city in America where the head tax (aka job killer tax) is working well - because there are none. Great question by Mary Ann Ahern. The mayor claims his head tax proposal means Chicago is "setting the trend". Unfortunately, it would be a downward trend. One that means greater job losses. Fighting for working people requires job creation. Working people enjoy having jobs to go to. Policies that lead to businesses cutting jobs are inherently harmful to the working class. Policies that lead to job creation are pro-worker. This should not be a complicated policy to understand. Chicago needs less taxes and more growth. The head tax not only hurts businesses for being successful, but it ultimately hurts the workers who depend on those important jobs the most.

WATCH: Mayor Brandon Johnson can't name a single other city in America where the head tax (aka job killer tax) is working well - because there are none. Great question by Mary Ann Ahern. The mayor claims his head tax proposal means Chicago is "setting the trend". Unfortunately, it would be a downward trend. One that means greater job losses. Fighting for working people requires job creation. Working people enjoy having jobs to go to. Policies that lead to businesses cutting jobs are inherently harmful to the working class. Policies that lead to job creation are pro-worker. This should not be a complicated policy to understand. Chicago needs less taxes and more growth. The head tax not only hurts businesses for being successful, but it ultimately hurts the workers who depend on those important jobs the most.

Susana A. Mendoza ☮️

34,860 views • 7 months ago

SOUTH SHORE, WHAT I SAW I recently visited the South Shore community and spoke with citizens and small business owners about their concerns. I walked blocks of abandoned businesses and vacant buildings around 71st & Merrill and 71st & Clyde. This is personal to me. I grew up near 68th & Paxton, and I remember when these streets were full of thriving businesses, families shopping, and a strong sense of community. To see it looking like this today is heartbreaking. This is what Democratic policies have produced while claiming to create an affordable Chicago. THE PROBLEM The business owners we spoke with said they are barely holding on because of: • High property taxes • Crime and retail theft • Inflation • Rising operating costs • Excessive regulations Unfortunately, this is not just a South Shore problem. Communities across Chicago are facing the same challenges. WHAT I WOULD DO AS MAYOR My administration would implement a Small Business Recovery & Relief Plan focused on. • Property tax relief for struggling small businesses and grants to help them stay in business • Cutting unnecessary regulations and fees • Streamlining permits and licensing • Making it easier to open and operate businesses in Chicago PUBLIC SAFETY FIRST Businesses cannot thrive without safety. My administration would: • Increase police presence in business corridors • Crack down on retail theft, vandalism, and repeat offenders by locking them up and keeping them there • Restore order in commercial districts • Help business owners focus on growing their businesses instead of worrying about crime ACCOUNTABILITY FOR YOUR TAX DOLLARS I will launch forensic audits to track where taxpayer dollars are going. Citizens deserve to know: • How their money is being spent • Whether resources are reaching the communities they were intended to help • Why some neighborhoods continue to be left behind Every community deserves investment, opportunity, and a seat at the table. REVITALIZING SOUTH SHORE My administration will work to: • Allow citizens to invest in and own businesses within their own communities • Revitalize commercial corridors like 71st Street • Fill vacant storefronts • Attract new businesses • Support existing business owners • Create jobs for local citizens I will also meet regularly with citizens in every ward to ensure their voices are heard and that aldermen are using community resources effectively. South Shore Citizens does not have to live like this. Chicago does not have to live like this. We can bring our neighborhoods back, support our small businesses, improve public safety, and restore pride in our communities. That's the future I'm fighting for, and that's why I'm running for Mayor of Chicago. Danielle Carter-Walters for Mayor 2027 Chicagoans First To purchase shirts #daniellecarterwaltersformayor2027 #commonsensecarter #justicecarter #southshorecommunity

SOUTH SHORE, WHAT I SAW I recently visited the South Shore community and spoke with citizens and small business owners about their concerns. I walked blocks of abandoned businesses and vacant buildings around 71st & Merrill and 71st & Clyde. This is personal to me. I grew up near 68th & Paxton, and I remember when these streets were full of thriving businesses, families shopping, and a strong sense of community. To see it looking like this today is heartbreaking. This is what Democratic policies have produced while claiming to create an affordable Chicago. THE PROBLEM The business owners we spoke with said they are barely holding on because of: • High property taxes • Crime and retail theft • Inflation • Rising operating costs • Excessive regulations Unfortunately, this is not just a South Shore problem. Communities across Chicago are facing the same challenges. WHAT I WOULD DO AS MAYOR My administration would implement a Small Business Recovery & Relief Plan focused on. • Property tax relief for struggling small businesses and grants to help them stay in business • Cutting unnecessary regulations and fees • Streamlining permits and licensing • Making it easier to open and operate businesses in Chicago PUBLIC SAFETY FIRST Businesses cannot thrive without safety. My administration would: • Increase police presence in business corridors • Crack down on retail theft, vandalism, and repeat offenders by locking them up and keeping them there • Restore order in commercial districts • Help business owners focus on growing their businesses instead of worrying about crime ACCOUNTABILITY FOR YOUR TAX DOLLARS I will launch forensic audits to track where taxpayer dollars are going. Citizens deserve to know: • How their money is being spent • Whether resources are reaching the communities they were intended to help • Why some neighborhoods continue to be left behind Every community deserves investment, opportunity, and a seat at the table. REVITALIZING SOUTH SHORE My administration will work to: • Allow citizens to invest in and own businesses within their own communities • Revitalize commercial corridors like 71st Street • Fill vacant storefronts • Attract new businesses • Support existing business owners • Create jobs for local citizens I will also meet regularly with citizens in every ward to ensure their voices are heard and that aldermen are using community resources effectively. South Shore Citizens does not have to live like this. Chicago does not have to live like this. We can bring our neighborhoods back, support our small businesses, improve public safety, and restore pride in our communities. That's the future I'm fighting for, and that's why I'm running for Mayor of Chicago. Danielle Carter-Walters for Mayor 2027 Chicagoans First To purchase shirts #daniellecarterwaltersformayor2027 #commonsensecarter #justicecarter #southshorecommunity

Danielle Carter-Walters

12,995 views • 1 month ago

This year, 22 states across the country are changing what people on food assistance can buy with their benefits — the new rules are meant to cut out sugary foods and drinks, a central focus of the ‘Make America Healthy Again’ movement. But advocates fear they could cut down on what food is available for those in need. Stephanie Sy traveled to Texas, which just introduced its ban, to learn how these new cuts will impact businesses and families.

This year, 22 states across the country are changing what people on food assistance can buy with their benefits — the new rules are meant to cut out sugary foods and drinks, a central focus of the ‘Make America Healthy Again’ movement. But advocates fear they could cut down on what food is available for those in need. Stephanie Sy traveled to Texas, which just introduced its ban, to learn how these new cuts will impact businesses and families.

PBS News

14,140 views • 3 months ago

Thank you NEWSMAX .Anyone who's mad at me or saying I'm lying. Maybe you should start coming to City Hall and talking to the homeowners who have been fighting these issues for years. Go speak with the citizens who have been showing up meeting after meeting, trying to protect their homes, neighborhoods, and communities. I've been fighting on their behalf, especially as property taxes have skyrocketed and, in many cases, nearly tripled. I don't just make things up or repeat talking points. I spend time talking to the people affected, attending meetings, and listening to citizens who are living through these problems every day. I'm REALLY about the Chicago citizens. I will always stand with the people and fight for the homeowners, taxpayers, small businesses, and families who call Chicago home. As Mayor, my Chicagoans First platform will focus on, Freezing property taxes and providing relief for homeowners. Conducting forensic audits to identify waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer dollars. Cutting red tape and unnecessary fees so small businesses can grow and create jobs. Revitalizing vacant commercial corridors and blighted neighborhoods. Improving public safety so families and businesses can thrive. Supporting local hiring, apprenticeship programs, and trade education. Protecting longtime citizens from being displaced from their communities. Ensuring every neighborhood gets a seat at the table and receives the attention and investment it deserves. I don't work for the MACHINE. I work for the people. My mission is simple, put Chicago citizens first, rebuild our neighborhoods, protect homeowners, support small businesses, and make sure every community has the opportunity to thrive. Danielle Carter-Walters for Mayor 2027 Chicagoans First. Always. #daniellecarterwaltersformayor2027 #commonsensecarter #justicecarter

Thank you NEWSMAX .Anyone who's mad at me or saying I'm lying. Maybe you should start coming to City Hall and talking to the homeowners who have been fighting these issues for years. Go speak with the citizens who have been showing up meeting after meeting, trying to protect their homes, neighborhoods, and communities. I've been fighting on their behalf, especially as property taxes have skyrocketed and, in many cases, nearly tripled. I don't just make things up or repeat talking points. I spend time talking to the people affected, attending meetings, and listening to citizens who are living through these problems every day. I'm REALLY about the Chicago citizens. I will always stand with the people and fight for the homeowners, taxpayers, small businesses, and families who call Chicago home. As Mayor, my Chicagoans First platform will focus on, Freezing property taxes and providing relief for homeowners. Conducting forensic audits to identify waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer dollars. Cutting red tape and unnecessary fees so small businesses can grow and create jobs. Revitalizing vacant commercial corridors and blighted neighborhoods. Improving public safety so families and businesses can thrive. Supporting local hiring, apprenticeship programs, and trade education. Protecting longtime citizens from being displaced from their communities. Ensuring every neighborhood gets a seat at the table and receives the attention and investment it deserves. I don't work for the MACHINE. I work for the people. My mission is simple, put Chicago citizens first, rebuild our neighborhoods, protect homeowners, support small businesses, and make sure every community has the opportunity to thrive. Danielle Carter-Walters for Mayor 2027 Chicagoans First. Always. #daniellecarterwaltersformayor2027 #commonsensecarter #justicecarter

Danielle Carter-Walters

25,697 views • 1 month ago

During public comment at City Hall, CTU Director of Organizing Casey Sweeney spoke for what people across Chicago are already saying. Corporations can afford to chip in. Working families can’t afford higher fees, fines, or debt collectors knocking on their doors. After weeks of pressure, alders have already backed away from raising garbage taxes, property taxes, and cutting youth jobs because they’re hearing from their constituents. That matters. But the job isn’t finished. We don’t want services cut. We don’t want our neighbors chased by bill collectors. We want the city’s largest corporations to do the bare minimum and help stabilize Chicago. Thereisa compromise in sight. The question is whether City Council will choose working people or keep protecting corporate profits.

During public comment at City Hall, CTU Director of Organizing Casey Sweeney spoke for what people across Chicago are already saying. Corporations can afford to chip in. Working families can’t afford higher fees, fines, or debt collectors knocking on their doors. After weeks of pressure, alders have already backed away from raising garbage taxes, property taxes, and cutting youth jobs because they’re hearing from their constituents. That matters. But the job isn’t finished. We don’t want services cut. We don’t want our neighbors chased by bill collectors. We want the city’s largest corporations to do the bare minimum and help stabilize Chicago. Thereisa compromise in sight. The question is whether City Council will choose working people or keep protecting corporate profits.

Chicago Teachers Union

22,401 views • 7 months ago

WATCH: Scott Jennings unloads on Zohran Mamdani's long, angry victory speech: Oh, are you saying he didn't -- he wasn't the unifying voice of a generation that you predicted mere moments ago. Axe, where was the -- where was the man that you predicted would not slice and dice the -- guys, he started his speech by quoting Eugene Debs, who ran for president of the United States five times as the Socialist Party of America candidate. He repeatedly attacked people in this -- no, I know my socialists. I keep a close eye on them." "So, here's the thing. He went after everybody that he thinks is a problem: people who own things, people who have businesses. He said an interesting quote: 'No problem too large for government to solve.' And so, when you think of the world that way, that every problem, no matter how small or how large, is something for government to do, let me just decipher this for you. Tax increases as far as the eye can see, which means that people who need to provide jobs to the young people that you say need jobs are going to flee as quickly as they possibly can." "I think this was a divisive speech, and he clearly sees the world in terms of the people who are oppressing you and the oppressed. And he said, the oppressed are now in City Hall."

WATCH: Scott Jennings unloads on Zohran Mamdani's long, angry victory speech: Oh, are you saying he didn't -- he wasn't the unifying voice of a generation that you predicted mere moments ago. Axe, where was the -- where was the man that you predicted would not slice and dice the -- guys, he started his speech by quoting Eugene Debs, who ran for president of the United States five times as the Socialist Party of America candidate. He repeatedly attacked people in this -- no, I know my socialists. I keep a close eye on them." "So, here's the thing. He went after everybody that he thinks is a problem: people who own things, people who have businesses. He said an interesting quote: 'No problem too large for government to solve.' And so, when you think of the world that way, that every problem, no matter how small or how large, is something for government to do, let me just decipher this for you. Tax increases as far as the eye can see, which means that people who need to provide jobs to the young people that you say need jobs are going to flee as quickly as they possibly can." "I think this was a divisive speech, and he clearly sees the world in terms of the people who are oppressing you and the oppressed. And he said, the oppressed are now in City Hall."

Curtis Houck

1,281,783 views • 9 months ago

BIG NEWS ‼️ Business owner in Chicago says ICE has been contacting businesses and will be doing employee immigration checks The businesses will be fined $20,000 FOR EVERY ILLEGAL WORKER that ICE finds “This is real. It's happening in the city of Chicago — $20,000 dollars for every worker you have in your business that’s not legal in this country “It seems that several colleagues have already received a notification from ICE telling them that they are going to do a review of workers to their business.” This guy has a Mexican restaurant in Chicago and he says he’s “Very concerned” (maybe he shouldn’t be hiring illegals and he’d have nothing to worry about)

BIG NEWS ‼️ Business owner in Chicago says ICE has been contacting businesses and will be doing employee immigration checks The businesses will be fined $20,000 FOR EVERY ILLEGAL WORKER that ICE finds “This is real. It's happening in the city of Chicago — $20,000 dollars for every worker you have in your business that’s not legal in this country “It seems that several colleagues have already received a notification from ICE telling them that they are going to do a review of workers to their business.” This guy has a Mexican restaurant in Chicago and he says he’s “Very concerned” (maybe he shouldn’t be hiring illegals and he’d have nothing to worry about)

Wall Street Apes

297,468 views • 1 year ago

Keir Starmer is choosing to spend billions extra each year on weapons of war instead of supporting workers, families, and businesses through this cost of living crisis. I will continue to challenge the British government on the need to urgently cut taxes on petrol, diesel, and heating oil, and to deliver a serious support package for people. I won’t rest. I won’t let up. I will keep working day and night to have people’s backs.

Keir Starmer is choosing to spend billions extra each year on weapons of war instead of supporting workers, families, and businesses through this cost of living crisis. I will continue to challenge the British government on the need to urgently cut taxes on petrol, diesel, and heating oil, and to deliver a serious support package for people. I won’t rest. I won’t let up. I will keep working day and night to have people’s backs.

Michelle O’Neill

27,298 views • 3 months ago

Alberta’s youth unemployment rate is too high. With a steep increase of temporary workers in recent years, young Albertans are too often being overlooked for entry-level jobs. I was grateful to meet a few of these hardworking young Albertans at Home Hardware in Cardston recently. In response, Alberta's UCP government launched the Alberta Youth Employment Incentive to help youth enter the workforce. This program will enable approximately 3,500 businesses hire up to 8,750 youth in Alberta. Learn more:

Alberta’s youth unemployment rate is too high. With a steep increase of temporary workers in recent years, young Albertans are too often being overlooked for entry-level jobs. I was grateful to meet a few of these hardworking young Albertans at Home Hardware in Cardston recently. In response, Alberta's UCP government launched the Alberta Youth Employment Incentive to help youth enter the workforce. This program will enable approximately 3,500 businesses hire up to 8,750 youth in Alberta. Learn more:

Danielle Smith

144,715 views • 3 months ago

Poor MAGA asking Trump for help when all he can afford is ground beef working 40 hours a week! No steaks for you thanks to Trump and his Tariffs. Hell he’s lucky he can afford ground beef at the price it is right now because most can’t. Trump got you into this so deal with it. 😡

Poor MAGA asking Trump for help when all he can afford is ground beef working 40 hours a week! No steaks for you thanks to Trump and his Tariffs. Hell he’s lucky he can afford ground beef at the price it is right now because most can’t. Trump got you into this so deal with it. 😡

Suzie rizzio

119,599 views • 11 months ago

“The New Patriotic Party has always cared for families across Ghana. President Kufuor gave mothers Free Maternal Care and President Akufo-Addo gave our children Free SHS. Today, those children are grown and deserve opportunities for their future. My husband, Ken Ohene Agyapong, is ready to give them jobs, just as he has done for thousands of young people through his businesses. As a mother and wife, I know this is the hope every family is waiting for.” ~ Mrs. Christiana Agyapong #Ken2028 #GetKENnected #WeAreTheGrassroots

“The New Patriotic Party has always cared for families across Ghana. President Kufuor gave mothers Free Maternal Care and President Akufo-Addo gave our children Free SHS. Today, those children are grown and deserve opportunities for their future. My husband, Ken Ohene Agyapong, is ready to give them jobs, just as he has done for thousands of young people through his businesses. As a mother and wife, I know this is the hope every family is waiting for.” ~ Mrs. Christiana Agyapong #Ken2028 #GetKENnected #WeAreTheGrassroots

Qwofi Manuel 🇬🇭

21,571 views • 11 months ago

The House Republicans is on the verge of delivering major wins for the American people. The One Big Beautiful Bill prevents a massive tax hike on working families and small businesses, grows our economy, strengthens border security, promotes American energy dominance, and makes Medicaid more sustainable—protecting care for those it was meant to serve: seniors, the disabled, and low-income families. The American people sent us to Washington to deliver results—and that’s exactly what we’re doing. We’re working with President Donald J. Trump to advance the America First Agenda and make our country as great as it can be.

The House Republicans is on the verge of delivering major wins for the American people. The One Big Beautiful Bill prevents a massive tax hike on working families and small businesses, grows our economy, strengthens border security, promotes American energy dominance, and makes Medicaid more sustainable—protecting care for those it was meant to serve: seniors, the disabled, and low-income families. The American people sent us to Washington to deliver results—and that’s exactly what we’re doing. We’re working with President Donald J. Trump to advance the America First Agenda and make our country as great as it can be.

Congressman Dan Meuser

19,606 views • 1 year ago

🚨 WERE WE MISLED ABOUT FARM WORKERS' PAY Many farm employers comply with the minimum wage, and sugarcane cutters can earn more than general farm labourers. He argued that the bigger challenge is that many South Africans are unwilling to take physically demanding jobs such as bricklaying, grass cutting and sugarcane cutting. If that's true, then perhaps the debate isn't only about wages, but also about the type of work people are willing to do. Do you agree, or do you think low pay and poor working conditions are still the main reasons these jobs struggle to attract local workers? 👇🏾

🚨 WERE WE MISLED ABOUT FARM WORKERS' PAY Many farm employers comply with the minimum wage, and sugarcane cutters can earn more than general farm labourers. He argued that the bigger challenge is that many South Africans are unwilling to take physically demanding jobs such as bricklaying, grass cutting and sugarcane cutting. If that's true, then perhaps the debate isn't only about wages, but also about the type of work people are willing to do. Do you agree, or do you think low pay and poor working conditions are still the main reasons these jobs struggle to attract local workers? 👇🏾

In A Nutshell🥜

20,422 views • 12 days ago