American laborers generally come from the lower and middle classes; their income is but a small fraction of those in the upper class. Many laborers have more than one job and few can afford to have their spouse stay home with the kids. They don't belong to fitness clubs and rarely eat out.
Laborers work at country clubs and resorts but cannot afford to use those facilities. Some work at professional sports stadiums but could never afford to attend the games. Laborers avoid toll lanes and reserved parking lots. They often use mass transit and, while they may load your plane or cruise ship, they could not afford the journey.
Many laborers are guest workers. They pick our crops, repair our highways, cut our lawns and build our homes. They take on jobs that more affluent Americans would never consider. And when they're done, we send them back. Happy Labor Day!
Laborers work at country clubs and resorts but cannot afford to use those facilities. Some work at professional sports stadiums but could never afford to attend the games. Laborers avoid toll lanes and reserved parking lots. They often use mass transit and, while they may load your plane or cruise ship, they could not afford the journey.
Many laborers are guest workers. They pick our crops, repair our highways, cut our lawns and build our homes. They take on jobs that more affluent Americans would never consider. And when they're done, we send them back. Happy Labor Day!
