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Originally Posted by Sea Dangles
I am not too sure why I was quoted before that statement. I do know there is a lot of incentive for police to get higher education.$$$$
As far as real sources....I spent years as a public employee in my home town which qualifies me as knowledgable enough to stand by my comments. There are few risks and many rewards for public employees. How much education is required at your job,or do you just have to show up?
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I guess my point is education alone is not indicator of success in any field or Job. nor should it produce a certain wage I know a lot of 4 year degree educated people who are horrible correctional officers and highshcool grad's who are the best .. Granted we aren't building Rockets. But in todays Job market even in corrections a GED wont get you in and a High school diploma with out Military service isn't much help. There are a lot of risks for public safety employee i am sure i dont need to list them .. and many rewards as well
Again I dont understand the endless assault on union working Americans who are 11% of the work force from Conservatives
you want America great again Trump supporters want the good times of the 50's and 60's places need to be unionized
The percentage of workers belonging to a union (or "density") in the United States peaked in 1954 at almost 35%
now we are at 11% and the middle class is weak
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