Please Read:
Bankruptcy Corporate America
I am in a situation that is parallel to the article writer here.
I am working in a sweatshop of whose conditions are deplorable, at best. There is little if any reguard for anyone's personal safety (even though they will tell you with a straight face it is safe), the temperature can reach 100 F+ with NO proper air circulation, and the packaging, picking, and shipping position's workload are grueling. The plant is NEVER without mandatory overtime with 6 day work weeks approaching 60 hours. The turnover rate over the course of a month is 99% (NOT an exaggeration)!
I have to tell you all, it has been one of the most eye opening experiences of my life, concerning labor and it's value. It has allowed me to reboot and redo my work ethic which over the years has been slacking. It has also taught me that there is SOME, not much, but SOME value left in the US currency, and that time is of the essence that I take in as many as I can, simply because I feel strongly there is a time forthcoming that I just will not be able to say this.
Perhaps the next job I take on I will be more conscious about providing the best labor I can, no matter the pay rate, perhaps I will THINK before I leap into my next investment transaction and not be an ASSHOLE and lose a bunch of money like I did last year, and perhaps finally, FINALLY I will be able make something of myself doing what I love to do.. economics and trade!
I asked THE MOST HIGH, the LORD GOD of ISREAL, to give me a job. He just did not give me any job, but one where he could use it to open my eye to a few things, and for that I thank him, in love, in JESUS's prescious name, AMEN.
I know the next one he provides for me I will be able to give 110% in and will help me to further my career goal.
