Four Jobs that need to earn More Money!

Several jobs in America are often highlighted as needing higher wages due to the essential nature of their work, the skill required, or the disparity between their pay and the cost of living. Here are some examples:
Teachers and Educators:
Teachers, especially in public schools, are often underpaid compared to the importance of their role in society. This includes K-12 teachers, early childhood educators, and adjunct professors at colleges and universities.
Healthcare Workers:
Nurses, especially registered nurses (RNs), and certified nursing assistants (CNAs) often face long hours and high stress with wages that do not fully reflect their contributions.
Home health aides and personal care aides provide essential services to elderly and disabled individuals, yet their compensation is typically low.
Emergency Services Personnel:
Police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical technicians (EMTs) perform crucial and often dangerous work but may not receive salaries commensurate with the risks and responsibilities of their jobs.
Retail Workers:
Many retail employees, including cashiers and stock clerks, earn minimum wage or slightly above it, which is often insufficient to cover basic living expenses.
Childcare Workers:
Childcare providers are essential for working parents, yet they are often paid very low wages despite the critical nature of their work.
Service Industry Workers:
Workers in the food service industry, such as waitstaff, cooks, and dishwashers, often rely on tips to supplement their low base pay. The unpredictability of tips can lead to financial instability.
Gig Economy Workers:
Drivers for ride-sharing services, delivery workers, and freelancers often lack job security, benefits, and adequate pay for their work.
Social Workers:
Social workers, who provide vital support to individuals and families in need, often face heavy caseloads and emotional stress without commensurate financial compensation.
Janitors and Maintenance Workers:
These workers ensure clean and safe environments in public and private spaces but frequently earn low wages.
Farmworkers:
Agricultural workers perform physically demanding and essential work to provide food but are often paid very low wages and face poor working conditions.
Advocating for better wages for these roles can help ensure that essential workers receive fair compensation for their contributions to society.

[@KBeez33]

Im not necessarily disagreeing with you about teachers however in WA state public school employees in my opinion make way too much money. You can find all public school salaries in WA at Washington state legislator, fiscal reports,
K-12 salaries.

[@Cryptokent]

Thanks for the comment as a product of the public school system my education was not the best. I often think about those teacher I had and why they invested themselves in the kids I grew up with. It was a thankless job without much reward. Today is much worse because of all the distractions. You get what you pay for and if we don't start paying better it will show up in our quality of life. I also think some morals and spiritual guidance needs to adopted. Kids without moral compasses are dangerous!

[@user-lu6yg3vk9z]

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[@Asiansirens1]

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[@Cryptokent]

Good Idea I used to do them from my home computer and no one watched. I will do some without distractions stay tuned! Thanks for the comment!

[@_D1360_]

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[@Cryptokent]

@@_D1360_ Thanks always love seeing your comments you've been watching a long time much appreciated!