Huh. So the "department of education" says ministry and chiropractors are professional careers now, but nursing, IT, and teaching are not.
It's almost like they just want to make high-demand, skilled positions with educational requirements into low wage jobs to increase profits. Weird.
As an IT professional myself, I would love to see every major company collapse if they decide to make IT wages so low that nobody wants to work for them. Everything would be crippled in a matter of weeks.
It's almost like everyone would benefit from a collective group where you could pay into a fund that would support workers that were being taken advantage of so they could survive while they held a work stoppage and negotiated fairer terms.
CISSP hat on… You really think it would take that long? I’ve seen the chaos when a corporate helpless desk is offline for a couple of hours.
But AS/400 (iSeries) systems will keep chugging along as if nothing happened.
