November 21, 2009
Employment 2.0: The Transient Age
We are living in an time when a ''permanent job'' has become a fleeting idea.
I was born in 1948. When I was a kid, everybody had a mom and a dad, and the dad usually worked at a plant.
Some days, friends in school would ask to borrow a dime to buy a snack, and it was often because their dad had been laid off. Then a few months later, the same kid had a new baseball mitt after dad was called back to work. The expectation for dads and kids was that people started a job when they finished school, and there you stayed until retirement, always at age 65.
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