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Transforming Retail Banking

Published 2 September 1999
Larry W. Hunter
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Abstract

Abstract A substantial segment of the American work force may be facing a future of “lousy jobs.” The essays collected in Burt less (1990), for example, suggest that workers with high levels of education and sought-after skills face excellent opportunities, but that prospects for workers with high school educations or less are bleak. Employers seem increasingly to be constructing jobs for low-skilled workers that offer low wages and benefits, minimal training, and little opportunity for advancement.

Keywords

Social SciencesEconomics, Econometrics and Finance