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| Mike Rowe's website about this issue: http://profoundlydisconnected.com/ |
Please refer to the readings to write your blog for this week, but I also want you to think about your personal experience (or a family members'experiences) as a worker.
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Fall 2014 Blog post #3! Working class jobs
Working class, or blue-collar, jobs are seen as "easy" because one does not need an education to perform them. Mike Rowe and Mike Rose weigh in on this in the readings for this week.
For your blog post, I want you to think about jobs you have had or your family members have had. How were you treated? Did your education level matter? Do you think that the level of education a worker has should determine the respect and pay that worker receives?
Please refer to the readings to write your blog for this week, but I also want you to think about your personal experience (or a family members'experiences) as a worker.
Please refer to the readings to write your blog for this week, but I also want you to think about your personal experience (or a family members'experiences) as a worker.
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