Question

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How does unemployment affect the Laborers?
Give 3 examples please!

Answer 1

It will affect them in proportion to the industries affected by unemployment. Laborer is a job that requires certain physical attributes that some people cannot perform. Imagine an elderly woman, perhaps a sales clerk in a department store, attempting to shovel blacktop into potholes on a road crew. Now imagine a burly young man of rough sensibilities working as a sales clerk in the ladies department of a high end department store. So, if the sectors of the economy hardest hit by the recession that causes the unemployment are the sort that displace construction and road building, then unemployment hits laborers pretty hard. You tend to see the guys in that business move down the ladder to retain employment, and the youngest and newest guys get laid off. So the newest backhoe operator moves to foreman of a shovel crew, and the foreman picks up a shovel, and the laborer goes on unemployment.

Answer 2

can you give me like a list of examples? I hate resummarizing.

Answer 3

Maybe this will help...I have included my response on this link:
http://www.demonstranda.com/book/questionDetails/321

Answer 4

Again, can you give me like a list of examples?
I only need that, just short examples, without explanations. I'll rewrite them using my own words and explain.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

@austinL and @BulletWithButterflyWings maybe you can help me?

Answer 7

Well think about it. Laborers' pay depends on their employment, so if they're unemployed, they'll find it difficult to make ends meet. I guess that's one example.
Honestly, that's all I can think of. This isn't really my subject, and my mind is elsewhere.