Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 3月4日 22時05分

Cassandra Eaton is one face of America's red-hot job market.

With the U.S. adding jobs for 100 consecutive months and unemployment recently hitting its lowest in 49 years, women—particularly millennials—are driving the labor-force comeback.

Ms. Eaton, 23, was a high-school graduate making $8.25 an hour at a daycare center near Biloxi, Miss., just a few months ago. Now she earns $19.80 an hour as an apprentice at a shipyard in nearby Pascagoula, where she is learning to weld warships. "It's amazing that I'm getting paid almost $20 an hour to learn how to weld," said Ms. Eaton, the single mother of a young daughter.

When she finishes the two-year apprenticeship, her wage will rise to more than $27 per hour.

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professorprovost Went to school for engineering, got an intership in unreleated field, didn't pay enough, worked 2nd job to survive, lost both in the process, 20k in debt for a degree I now don't plan on finishing.

professorprovost But I should of 'studied the market more' and 'knew this would happen'. Stupid millenial, go eat your avacado toast that you have literally never eaten once.

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david_t_best The immigrants, robots and little girls in China deserve the jobs more than these racist and lazy trumptards

professorprovost Most technology jobs are now being outsourced and are virtually impossible for any American to hopefully.

limber.pasillas Straight up out of @shameless Is this you #debbigallagher ?? You go girl 🔥🔥 #expectationvsreality

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