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Subject: CBC DocZone : Generation Jobless & Big Box Mart closes stores
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Analbumcover Jan 31, 2013 11:55 AM Reply | Bookmark
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Let he who is without sin cast  the first stone.

CBC DocZone is showing a documentary tonight called "Generation Jobless":

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GENERATION JOBLESS delves into why so many young Canadians are overeducated and underemployed. The reality is that today’s twenty-something’s are entering an economy in the throes of a seismic shift where globalization and technology are transforming the workplace. Automation is replacing tens of thousands of jobs at a time. Companies fixated on the bottom line are outsourcing jobs and wherever possible getting computers to do the work. Employers are placing a higher premium on experienced workers, unwilling to invest in training new entrants to the workforce. So, young people are caught in a catch 22. How do you get experience if no one will hire you without it? Many are working for free as unpaid interns, just to try and get their foot in the door. And, for the first time in history youth are facing another unique challenge – competition with their parents’ generation for the small pool of jobs that do exist. Boomers who are delaying retirement.

http://www.cbc.ca/doczone/episode/generation-jobless.html


CAPITALISM!

In other news, you will see that a Big Box Mart out there is closing 12 of their stores across Canada. Quite frankly, I think all electronics retail not done online is dead. Look at NCIX. If a customer wants information, they post on the forum and forum users give out that information for FREE. Why do you even have salespeople? Then it's just a matter of doing a quick search for the lowest price.

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Clucker Jan 31, 2013 12:11 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Stop covering for people who get an Arts degree.

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Ed. Jan 31, 2013 12:36 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Quote: (Clucker @ Jan 31 2013, 12:11 PM)

Stop covering for people who get an Arts degree.

This, or any number of other stupid degrees.

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derek_w Jan 31, 2013 12:38 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Plenty of people with practical degrees are unemployed or underemployed.

Some of you can blame capitalism all that you want, but at least it isn't DIRECTLY (indirect effects are a different story entirely) responsible for mass genocide of tens and tens of millions of people like communism has historically been.

As for BB & FS, there will always be room for brick & mortar chains because some commodities are too expensive to ship, and others should be purchased in person (TVs and monitors). I would never buy a TV/monitor that I couldn't easily exchange if it had defects.

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chris_b Jan 31, 2013 12:43 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Wait. They're closing a bunch of Amazon showrooms?

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Sdalmonte Jan 31, 2013 12:50 PM Reply | Bookmark
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I'm always at a loss as to what people with Arts degrees do...

As with everything in the world in capitalism, there is supply and demand. I'm guessing the demand for German Literature and Art History majors is very low.
In my field, Electrical Engineering, there's a major shortage of talent in Canada right now...

Just gotta go where the demand is greatest.

EDIT: It appears Sears has laid off 700 employees now. Pretty bad day for retail stores... Wonder where they're all gonna go :P

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Yoinkerman Jan 31, 2013 01:27 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Sears hasnt changed ever since I can remember. Now that I am a working person with disposable income, I have no reason to shop there. They have done nothing to garner my interest in the 25 yr old starting a family demographic. They cater to my moms generation.

Super out of touch. Not surprising at all

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TKSS Jan 31, 2013 01:32 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Quote: (Sdalmonte @ Jan 31 2013, 12:50 PM)

It appears Sears has laid off 700 employees now. Pretty bad day for retail stores... Wonder where they're all gonna go :P


Sears has been regularly laying off their employees for 30+ years.

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Greg * NCIX.com Jan 31, 2013 01:45 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Quote: (Yoinkerman @ Jan 31 2013, 01:27 PM)

Sears hasnt changed ever since I can remember. Now that I am a working person with disposable income, I have no reason to shop there. They have done nothing to garner my interest in the 25 yr old starting a family demographic.

I've went into Sears looking for specific kitchenware pieces in the past few years. I've never found anything I was looking for. Went to the Bay a while ago during Christmas shopping and did find something I needed, but then it took 5 minutes to find an open register, and another 15 minutes for the clerk to ring through the whole 2 customers in front of me.

Funny thing is, Sears was the online retailer before there was such at thing as online.

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Alter3d Reality Jan 31, 2013 02:11 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Quote: (Greg * NCIX.com @ Jan 31 2013, 01:45 PM)

Funny thing is, Sears was the online retailer before there was such at thing as online.

And that's about where they've stayed, too. I bought a mattress through Sears a few years back (surprisingly, they had the best price at the time on the model I wanted), and I kid you not, the guy had to enter the order on this clunky old computer that couldn't have been newer than a 386, with a flickering monochrome screen. I offered to take the computer off his hands for $20 as a collector's item, and he just laughed and said "I wish, but when this thing doesn't work we can't sell anything".

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death_hawk™ Jan 31, 2013 03:07 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Quote: (Alter3d Reality @ Jan 31 2013, 02:11 PM)

(surprisingly, they had the best price at the time on the model I wanted),

Oddly enough that happened to me on a Dishwasher I bought a few months back

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I kid you not, the guy had to enter the order on this clunky old computer that couldn't have been newer than a 386,

It's still there. I loled.

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Analbumcover Jan 31, 2013 04:49 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Quote: (Clucker @ Jan 31 2013, 12:11 PM)

Stop covering for people who get an Arts degree.


I watched the brief trailer on the CBC website and while there is the token mention of capitalism (though never by name) the majority of the documentary seemed to focus on the education aspect as if the CBC wanted universities/colleges/etc. to guarantee a job upon completion of education. It was all blame the education system, we need reforms, blah blah blah. It was never the true cause, capitalism, even though they mention the symptoms (i.e. globalization, outsourcing, using technology to cut labour costs/jobs for more profit and never lowering prices mind you, unwillingness to invest and train young people again in the name of profits, and those who can't afford to retire for lack of pension and having to compete with young people). The fact is that we have the technology for everyone on planet Earth to have their basic necessities met. Of course, that technology is only for the benefit of the individual and for profit a la capitalism. Technology of course is not bad. It's when all the benefits of which are not shared.

Quote: (Clucker @ Jan 31 2013, 12:11 PM)

Some of you can blame capitalism all that you want, but at least it isn't DIRECTLY (indirect effects are a different story entirely) responsible for mass genocide of tens and tens of millions of people like communism has historically been.


The American colonials broke from the British because they were not allowed to own land. They got their hands on guns. Exiled the British. Took the Natives' land and never looked back. After continental USA was stolen, the Americans went on to claim the rest of the world. The Vietnam War was fought in the name of "preserving capitalism". Countless poor people died, workers abused, and land stolen in the name of capitalism. Poor people are still dying in the USA for purely material reasons in the supposedly richest nation on Earth.

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employee_0141 Jan 31, 2013 05:08 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Quote: (Analbumcover @ Jan 31 2013, 04:49 PM)

The fact is that we have the technology for everyone on planet Earth to have their basic necessities met.

That will never happen, too many races, religions, and people. Capitalism is not the problem, human nature is.

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Clucker Jan 31, 2013 05:16 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Reminds me of when I went to BCIT and a presenter was talking about how their degree only made like 12 bucks an hour and that they were the lucky one to find a job. Then they started talking about going to BCIT and making 28 bucks an hour after graduating from a 2 year program. If you live in the lower mainland and are stuck in a similar situation, I'd go to BCIT. Mind you, look at the job prospects before you sign up. Right now, there's enough employment in the ship building industry to last like 30 years.

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Analbumcover Jan 31, 2013 06:03 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Quote: (Sdalmonte m Jan 31 2013, 12:50 PM)

As with everything in the world in capitalism, there is supply and demand. I'm guessing the demand for German Literature and Art History majors is very low.
In my field, Electrical Engineering, there's a major shortage of talent in Canada right now...


People get sucked into the argument and place all emphasis on education or choice of education as if education were the most critical factor in gainful employment.

By the logic of supply and demand, the only reason why the successful are successful is because they were the few to choose that specific field so if everyone else then got the idea to crowd their field, then they would become a deadbeat.

So then how do you solve this problem of inflow and outflow? Keep sending people back to school that is very expensive and programs can last 4-10 years and by that time the employment picture could have changed drastically again? It's not a problem of personal choice and you people always trying to pin the blame on the little guy. It's the fact that even if you do pick the right field, education is very expensive and there is no guarantee of a job. Who has the money, time, energy, etc. to keep constantly changing fields?

This is capitalism.

Specifically, to your point about a major shortage of talent in Canada, there is no shortage of talent in Canada only an artificially created one. Countless qualified foreign individuals end up leaving Canada because they can't get their credential recognized and not from some "3rd world" country either. This includes European states. This is because the professional bodies/colleges that govern a specific field in Canada know that if they let in foreigners to do their job, their wages would be slashed. They know how to play capitalism. They also have an interest in keep domestic tuition rates high again to keep out people from coming into their field.

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Clucker Jan 31, 2013 06:14 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Quote: (Analbumcover @ Jan 31 2013, 06:03 PM)

So then how do you solve this problem of inflow and outflow? Keep sending people back to school that is very expensive and programs can last 4-10 years and by that time the employment picture could have changed drastically again? It's not a problem of personal choice and you people always trying to pin the blame on the little guy. It's the fact that even if you do pick the right field, education is very expensive and there is no guarantee of a job. Who has the money, time, energy, etc. to keep constantly changing fields?


I don't know about this. You can make this argument, but the truth of the matter is that no one is suppose to hold your hand as an adult. Crap happens, you just have to deal with it. If someone bothered to go into a serious field, I doubt it that they wouldn't be able to find a job right away. Its just when people start going to school and not paying attention to the job prospects when they graduate is when there's a problem.

I don't remember anyone ever having to sign a contract that they would have to carry the little guy around if they ever made it big. Have you taken a look at our economy? It would bust the average business' budget to carry one 60k a year guy. They gotta split the salary apart to hire more people at lower wages.

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Quote: (Analbumcover @ Jan 31 2013, 11:55 AM)

so many young Canadians are overeducated and underemployed

hmm ... right

maybe the wrong choice of education
if someone takes a masters course in basket weaving and expects to have a job, obviously they are educated but not intelligent

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Yoinkerman Jan 31, 2013 10:12 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Quote: (Clucker @ Jan 31 2013, 06:14 PM)

I don't remember anyone ever having to sign a contract that they would have to carry the little guy around if they ever made it big. Have you taken a look at our economy? It would bust the average business' budget to carry one 60k a year guy. They gotta split the salary apart to hire more people at lower wages.


Man I see it now, you're totally right, the answer is more people in poverty!

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Big box store closing 12 of it's locations? I'll tell you exactly why it happened.

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Alter3d Reality Jan 31, 2013 10:30 PM Reply | Bookmark
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Quote: (Yoinkerman @ Jan 31 2013, 10:12 PM)

Man I see it now, you're totally right, the answer is more people in poverty!

To misquote Churchill, "capitalism is the worst form of economic system, except for all of the others that have been tried from time to time".

I was debating an issue of politics the other day with a good friend. As often happens, we fundamentally agree on the core issues, but where we get a good debate going is over the actual implementation of things. Anyways, he asked me a question about my position on the topic at hand, and we kicked off a debate around it, because he disagreed with my solution to the problem. After about 15 minutes, he made some point of his own, ostensibly to support his position, and I just said "Do you realize that the argument you've just constructed actually agrees with the position on which I predicated this debate?" (This was over IM, so it was even easy to go back and read what I'd typed). He came back and said ".... so it does. Hmm..." Then there was about 2 minutes of silence. Then he typed "I disagree with you... but I can't think of a better alternative."

That's kind of what democracy and capitalism are like. Everybody whines and moans about how crappy the system is, blah blah blah, then when you say "Propose a system that will actually work in real life to replace it", you get crickets. It's the best of a bad lot of choices.

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Yoinkerman Jan 31, 2013 10:45 PM Reply | Bookmark
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It was a comment on the pay 4 people garbage wage or pay one dude something he can live on.

Here's a for instance, Save On's wage % has been about 22-25% of their cost in each store since forever(the early 90s anyway). That's going from paying people good wages they can raise families on and have nice things to now, where they pay kids in high school to basically show up and be a warm body.

Their customer service has arguably gone down.

Instead of hiring one guy 40 hours a week they hire 4 people 10 hours a week. (one shift they'll call in sick anyway)

Instead of having people that care about their jobs and doing good work and making a career they have warm bodies that don't even care.

They used to be able to make 80% margin on basically anything that isn't stocked on a shelf, producing high quality stuff made by real people with real jobs. Now everything comes in made somewhere else and the quality is garbage.

Here's the kicker.

They pay the same amount in wages. They pay MORE in product costs, and earn less in return. In the name of what? It's like they hire people at minimum wage and wonder why quality drops and they have to bring in prepackaged stuff.

There's no reason why everyone has to be wage slaves.

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They used to be able to make 80% margin on basically anything that isn't stocked on a shelf, producing high quality stuff made by real people with real jobs. Now everything comes in made somewhere else and the quality is garbage.


Here comes in Wal Mart and such. People start to head there instead of your local Save On because the prices are cheaper there. About 90% of the people out there will follow this trend. Then Save On makes less money and in turn, they lower the wages to stay competitive. Didn't we all go to Zellers for cheap stuff before Wal Mart came in? Look at what happened when better competition came in.

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Didn't we all go to Zellers for cheap stuff before Wal Mart came in?


Not me! That store was crowded and junky. I did my shopping elsewhere. I snapped this picture just after the Langley store vacated.

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and bring in the fillipinos and mexicans because they are willing to live 20 in a house working for minimum wage while the locals barely make it sharing rent.

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and bring in the fillipinos and mexicans because they are willing to live 20 in a house working for minimum wage while the locals barely make it sharing rent.


Contrary to the popular propaganda capitalism does not encourage the best practices nor does it elevate the living standards of everyone. It is a "race to the bottom". Who among the working class is willing to sacrifice the most for the individual profit of the capitalist. You are? Then you get "rewarded" by the capitalist with a job (oh yeah, as if all I ever wanted to do in life was work) which you should be ever grateful for. Just like stopping products from being made in China will just move production to other countries like Vietnam, Cambodia, Philippines, etc.

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Contrary to the popular propaganda capitalism does not encourage the best practices nor does it elevate the living standards of everyone. It is a "race to the bottom". Who among the working class is willing to sacrifice the most for the individual profit of the capitalist. You are? Then you get "rewarded" by the capitalist with a job (oh yeah, as if all I ever wanted to do in life was work) which you should be ever grateful for. Just like stopping products from being made in China will just move production to other countries like Vietnam, Cambodia, Philippines, etc.


did a McJob for a year right after high school, glad to be out of there. I've got nothing against my fellow workers who are nice people. We're just happened to be caught in the same globalization machine.

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What happened to Office Place anyways? (sells office supplies and stuff like EasyButton) Only thing I knew was it kinda went out of business.

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Quote: (Babaghan @ Feb 01 2013, 04:04 AM)

Langley store pic

That looks like one of the Zellers stores a few blocks from my house, actually.

Another Zellers store at the Yonge/Steeles mall here closed down, then a month later I saw BIG RED DOT over its construction coverings...

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Quote: (d2frm @ Feb 01 2013, 11:54 AM)

What happened to Office Place anyways? (sells office supplies and stuff like EasyButton) Only thing I knew was it kinda went out of business.


They didn't go out of business, only shut down the Canadian brick and mortar stores. Webstore still up as well as stores in the US.

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Quote: (Cheakamus @ Feb 01 2013, 08:13 AM)

We're just happened to be caught in the same globalization machine.


Just call it what it is, jeez. It's capitalism. No shame in admitting you were suckered.

"I help everyone by being a greedy SOB." That's how the scam is sold. Sounds greats. Sure people want to believe and we can't blame them but it's false.

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