New Trump pledge aims to help workers worried about jobs

[TalkRadio1]

Unveiling a "Pledge to America's Workers," President Trump today will launch a White House effort to promote high-tech retraining for workers — preparation for a workplace that'll increasingly be dominated by data and automation.

Ivanka Trump, who led Trump's Domestic Policy Council in developing the plan, told reporters: "We will be taking this effort outside of D.C. and into classrooms, communities, and businesses in the coming weeks, months, and years."

https://www.axios.com/trump-workers...ing-9a3e5b9f-df2e-4312-8d95-c4d4e4d6c4ac.html

 

[Magnar]

Lit should offer coding classes; they already have a captive audience of millions of unskilled underwaged workers sitting in front of computers looking for a purpose.

 

[zipman]

Is the pledge to help US workers or to help Russian workers?

 

[Saint Peter]

He is working hard to get some US ambassadors extra travel pay.

 

[Magnar]

Is the pledge to help US workers or to help Russian workers?

Most Eastern Europeans already know how to code and work for American companies via elance.com etc.

 

[phrodeau]

Glad to see that Betsy DeVos is not involved.

 

[DeYaKen]

https://www.axios.com/trump-workers...ing-9a3e5b9f-df2e-4312-8d95-c4d4e4d6c4ac.html

But haven't we seen coal miners turning down the chance of retraining because "Trumps gonna bring our jobs back."

 

[schism666]

what kind of maroon believes anything trump pledges or promises

 

[Adre]

what kind of maroon believes anything trump pledges or promises

Just about every member of the right wing Lit whackadoodle brigade.