Re: Is it easy to find a job, any job, in USA?

utopiacowboy wrote:

> Man, what a depressing bunch of replies you received. You really need to
> know what part of the US these replies came from. I live in Texas and
> there are always jobs here and the cost of living is low. You don't see
> a lot of homeless people here the way you do on the West or East Coasts
> where the cost of housing is so high that normal people cannot afford to
> live there. I have lived everywhere in Canada and the US and for quality
> of life, nothing beats TEXAS.


Interesting. What is the employment rate/cost of living like in the 
following cities if you know. What's a 1 person apartment go for in 
these places?

Sacramento, CA
Austin, TX
Portland, OR
Las Vegas, NV
Reno, NV
Boston, MA

> Originally posted by David 
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> > Thanks, guess times are really bad in the US.
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> > > "David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > > > Hi Everybody
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> > > > Is it easy to find a job in USA?   And I mean any job,
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> >    including
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> > McDonalds,
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> > > > deliveryman, clerk, driver, etc.
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> > > 40 million Mexican and Central American's since 1980 seemed to
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> >    have
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> > > think so.  And 1 million more each year.
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> > > > Can the salary from these type of jobs allow one to live a
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> >    decent
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> > > > ?  That is, is it sufficient to pay the rent for decent
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> >    accommondation, 3
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> > > > meals a day, a used car, medical insurance, broadband
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> >    subscription, etc?
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> > > Most entry level in these areas, for all those things: no ...
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> >    unless
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> > > it's unionized.  But you might be to work yourself up into a
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> >    better
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> > > paying situation.
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> > > www.numbersusa.com
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> > www.americanpatrol.com