While liberals cry and whine about being poor and oppressed by 1%
"An aspiring machinist -- a popular factory job -- can start training at 18 and then do a one- or two-year manufacturing apprenticeship. In five years, he or she could be making more than $50,000. In 10 years, that could double to $100,000.
Not a bad salary for a 28-year-old.
"If you're really good at your work, you could remain employed for a very long time, because there are so few of us," said Sedlak.
Sedlak's top worker makes $30 an hour. And annual pay at his company ranges between $70,000 and $80,000 with overtime. Still, with almost 13 million unemployed Americans, including many high school graduates, he is struggling to fill positions.
A recent Manufacturing Institute and Deloitte report underscores that. Manufacturers currently have 600,000 vacancies nationwide, it said."
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"Can" and "Could" are such reassuring terms don't you think?... No, I don't think so. Sure one in a million will be this fortunate but don't for a minute think the life of a factory worker (or wage bracket they remain in throughout their career even as floor manager) is close to pleasant. Side: Yup
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