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diane in sf

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2. Jobs disappeared in the early 70s. All my friends said stay in school as long as possible, there are no jobs.
Reply to maxrandb (Original post)
Wed Apr 10, 2024, 02:47 PM
Apr 10

Baby boomers cresting into the job market as the oil recession hit.

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The American Worker has been on a Retrumplican Created Hamster Wheel since 1981 [View all] maxrandb Apr 10 OP
Fantastic op Johnny2X2X Apr 10 #1
Jobs disappeared in the early 70s. All my friends said stay in school as long as possible, there are no jobs. diane in sf Apr 10 #2
A couple things happened in the late 70's/early 80's that affected jobs... haele Apr 10 #5
Count me in too on your premise. ffr Apr 10 #3
Trickle down? Gusher up! orthoclad Apr 10 #4
In the late 70s II knew minimum wage workers who could afford cars and apartments. shrike3 Apr 10 #6
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