Sentences with phrase «more middle class jobs»

«And this is the next project for new Labour, our next generation project... The coming decade will provide the UK with more middle class jobs than ever before.»

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The more the middle class can buy, the more jobs we'll create.

Six years after the start of a deep recession and a growing call for more middle - class manufacturing jobs, one American industry is tackling workforce development in a unique way.

If the Republicans want to make gains among the working and middle - classes of all colors and ethnicities, they need to focus on a program that offers more than just the supposed indirect benefits of cutting taxes on «job creators.»

Some men in minority cultures are finding, as they move into the middle - class world through job or profession, that friendship between women and men is possible and that a companionship marriage can be more satisfying than the one they have grown up with and married into.

It's draining we lost to spurs but more over than anything the way we lost was embarrasseing and shocking we were played off park most game that has concern us as fans spurs bullied us out played us hungry in every department it's has fall with wenger when is time when he just accepts game has passed him matter of fact it has passed us arsenal fans aswell no control in middle very poor from xhaka and elneny and again dembele bought mortgage in midfield he's the owner my god vieria would of knocked he's house down but look we're very poor and away from home sad really how wenger keeps he's job is just pure stupidity but not just with today's results over all away from home we're relegation side go get Enrique before Chelsea get him and let but of class and youth take our great club back before Tottenham spuds leave us so far behind we won't even complete this series lack lustrous club

The proportion is even higher among middle - class women with well - paid jobs — more than 90 per cent of mothers in managerial or professional roles breastfeed.

This will consequently lead to more goods at lower prices, and create more jobs for middle and working class individuals.

The two main parties have done a fair job of splitting up the remaining classes, with one side having the appearance of caring for lower more, and the other for upper, but in reality, that only really matters if they aren't getting the larger share of «the middle class».

The Republicans will counter this with the message that they are not indifferent to the poor — they want to enable growth to create more jobs that will end the «cycle of dependence» that the poor are trapped in, as well as benefiting the middle class.

«I don't think there's anyone who knows more about what the middle class needs, to get incomes back up, good paying jobs staying here in the U.S., than Hillary Clinton,» Schumer said.

«It's common practice to extend laws to allow more time to fully gauge and measure their effectiveness, especially when that law is intended to protect good - paying, middle - class jobs that are at the heart of New York City's tourism economy,» Bronx Councilman Ritchie Torres, one of the bill's sponsors, said in a statement.

Instead of continued threats of budget cuts, diminished pensions, and layoffs we should be considering ways to create jobs and making our middle class more financially secure, not less.

The people of Central New York have made it clear to me that the most important issues are growing our middle class, spurring our local economy, and creating more jobs across the region.»

«This comprehensive plan will reduce the tax rate for middle class families to their lowest levels in more than fifty years, create thousands of new private sector jobs, and begin to turn our economy around.

As Governor, John will cut taxes and spending to make New York more affordable for lower and middle class families; invest in our crumbling infrastructure and fix the MTA; and he'll make New York more business friendly, to create good paying jobs and opportunity for all New Yorkers.

The more residents of the Hudson Valley / Catskills region learn about Julian's vision for creating middle class jobs, growing our economy and protecting Medicare and a woman's right to choose, the more they know Julian will represent them in Washington.»

The authors raise the possibility that for men without a four - year college degree, frontline allied healthcare jobs may be the ticket to a stable middle - class lifestyle as they pay better and are more stable than blue collar work.

I believe that whether one wants a less polarized environment, or a skilled workforce and more middle - class jobs, or pluralism and democracy, or diversity and tolerance, or just for children to thrive and be joyful, the answer always starts with a powerful, purposeful public education.

The parents who mailed in all those applications believe that the new Wayne school will have a more motivated staff than most city schools (300 teachers applied for 14 jobs), that it will benefit from its association with the university, that it will be a magnet for philanthropy (before opening it had attracted $ 575,000 in corporate donations), that it will be smaller (city middle schools have 600 to 1,000 students) and have smaller classes (25 students versus 35 for city middle schools), and that it will demand more from their children.

As for cultural diversity, research has shown that schools that do the best job of educating low - income students tend to favor a traditional curriculum, strict discipline, and a paternalistic environment, whereas typical middle - class schools tend to be less structured and more child - centric.

Broadly speaking, the idea is that if more kids graduate from high school, and achieve higher scores on standardized tests, then more young people are likely to go to college, and, in turn, land jobs that can secure them spots in the middle class.

Apparently, the Austin, Texas - based chain, which operates more than 365 stores, has done such a good job of luring affluent shoppers into its locations, it now must look to a shrinking and struggling middle class for new business — an effort that has been largely unsuccessful thus far.

For billions more of our planet's inhabitants who qualify as working poor or middle class, it means a downward economic spiral toward lower and lower living standards, less opportunity, and less job security.

Those job losses hurt hard - working Americans, and we have to ask ourselves: Do we want even more middle - class factory workers to be handed pink slips and left to look for service jobs at half the wages?

First up, a preview offered to supporters confirms Obama will frame the whole thing in populist rhetoric: How the middle class has got it bad, how inequality is climbing, how we need more jobs, and how the rich should pay their fair share in taxes.

Helping more Americans train and connect to these jobs is a key element of the President's middle - class economics agenda.

Look for properties that are in nice, middle - class areas, near jobs and good schools; this will increase your chances of attracting long - term tenants while avoiding the costs that are often associated with rentals that are located in more exclusive neighborhoods.