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“By collaborating with our local schools, we are creating a workforce solution—but, more importantly—providing greater visibility to student career options and pathways in the region.” Smh… Creating wage slaves not businessmen and women. Don’t let your children grow up to be a wage slave teach them to build and develop businesses.
I’ll “smh” at you, “Alex.” Really? There’s something g called free will. Not everybody wants to run their own business. Some people look at training like this as a godsend in an era where students go to college, pile up debt and make much less than these Toyota workers. There’s something to be said for quality of life in those who choose to go to work 8 hours and then enjoy the rest with their friends, families.
Thank you, Eric P; well-said. Spot-on.