NUREMBERG: Seated before the tram's control panel, Benedikt Hanne, 24, deftly steered the red and white wagons, hours before heading to his Nuremberg university to study for a social work degree. As an apprentice, Hanne was watched closely by a trainer, and the tram he drove had no passengers. Bu
People are really apprehensive of that still. I agree, but we’re going to need more people becoming accepting.
I’m not arguing with the job shortage. I just can’t get my head around the migration.
There were always people filling lower paying job (I’m not advocating for less than deserving compensation). Now there isn’t?
Maybe the same jobs exist, but new higher paying jobs have appeared that weren’t around before (new technology, more corporate,.etc), so people just skilled up, moved up, and left the lower jobs vacant?
I think most developed countries where this happens just replace these less desirable jobs with immigration (not advocating for an idea of a lesser population)?
Maybe there’s not as much immigration in some of these places?