@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann Before I continue I want to thank your son for working & say I hope you stay safe. the cons wanted them to be kicked off if they refuse an offer. That was why they are upset. No reason for forced service during health crisis. Please have a good day, I have to leave
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann Many jobs are work from home now. those are the jobs they're looking for. They pay more & are safer. Many volunteering opportunities also online. When you raise essential wages then students will stop turning those down as better opportunities are slowly opening up. Free market.
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann they will work When things open up. Your anger is based on thinking they won't. They are right to refuse now, they can't afford to refuse later when it's safer. You can be angry then if they still don't go back, but they can't afford not to work eventually. Now is not The time
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann And risk their health & family by working. CESB is only $5000. when it is safer to do these jobs, they will. They need to make up the other $5k. There won't be enough time to make all $10k when it's finally safe to work. No data on longterm health effects even in young ppl.
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann Students SHOULD be refusing work if they can afford it with the benefit now. Part of the reason they are available is to encourage ppl to stay home. It is designed that way.
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann it is extreme exaggeration to be this upset for $9B. That amount of money is a drop in the bucket for the returns it will give. the benefit is well below min wage, students will work if they absolutely need to. It is small investment in schools that we CAN afford and SHOULD give.
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann economy will take more than one term to recover. students can't save fast enough in one term if only available jobs are minimum wage
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann keeping schools open always a priority so we can bounce back quicker. I studied history & economics. neglecting schools always makes us worse off in recovery. we have good debt/gdp ratio to invest in ed. Will help more if we have many high wage earners when paying off in future.
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann you don't know that at all. when economy opens up, everyone will be going back to work. not just students. I wish there was a better way but there isn't. you shouldn't shame ppl for turning down work during a health crisis. everyone is scared. sorry to be rude, best of luck 2 u
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann schools will need revenue during that year off. where will it come from? Not enough rich parents to keep them going. everyone is on osap
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann you are so determined to have ppl go back to work during an unprecedented crisis, it is vile. there is no cure or treatment, we don't know long term effects even on young ppl. we should be staying home until vaccine & taxing later to recover. not ideal, no reasonable alternative
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann yes & because they need money for school. Otherwise it will greatly reduce # of skilled employees in the future. schools will shut down without students. govt supports education because educated workforce is better for everyone. parents' wages also reduced. lots of reasons.
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann I am 74. I need help with simple tasks around the house, not just groceries. Most seniors do, which is why they are in nursing homes. Lots can no longer afford this or now afraid of getting sick in one. We are being sent home and are relying on family. Shame on you, family first.
@AmyAnn64@mynameisamile @scammccann She is refusing work because of unsafe conditions, as is her right. That doesn't make her entitled. Unsafe to her family is still unsafe. You are the one making excuses for why she should accept unsafe work. This is not North Korea.