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“Navigating the job market post-graduation has been an interesting task. I have to accept any job that is available to me, even if it's not necessarily the job I thought it was going to be, because there's no sense of consistency. There are very few full-time positions. A lot of these positions don't like to go over 31 hours a week, because then they would have to offer health insurance or benefits of some kind.”
It vividly describes the precarious nature of the modern entry-level job market and how employers strategically limit hours to avoid providing benefits.
Virgil Warren
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