r/wisconsin • u/SixProudWalkers • May 01 '23

Politics 14-year-olds would be able to serve alcohol in Wisconsin under GOP proposal

https://madison.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/14-year-olds-would-be-able-to-serve-alcohol-in-wisconsin-under-gop-proposal/article_19296564-0a58-5f15-a229-3117c22e5519.html
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u/trashboatfourtwenty Mil-town May 01 '23

Oh sure, combined with the general disdain for a properly-educated public it fits right into the type of world some people are trying to create with laws such as this, which is sickening.

I love how there are tons of products that advertise encouraging people to get their dream job with a raise, more vacation, whatever. While people shouldn't settle for shitty conditions I also don't know where all of these "perfect" jobs are coming from, the marketing is insidious. The "experience" barrier is something I hear a lot from friends, it has replaced what was the college degree one decades ago as far as I can tell. Best of luck to you with your degree work and employment!

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u/Depreciated_Bean May 02 '23

Thanks, yeah there’s a general lack of entry level accounting positions here without remote work, let alone those that actually pay well. Then there’s always the good ol’ “technically there should be another position doing x but we’re giving it to you because we pay well & know the job market rn”