Mike Row warns about reducing work ethics in Gen Z against the background of the hard labor market

Former leading “dirty jobs” Mike Row warns that the US is facing a working ethical problem, mainly among Gen Z and other young generations, and claims that the world without “terms” and “consequences” has caused a potential crisis.

Over the past few years, Many critics questioned Gen Z Members Ethics (usually anyone born from 1997 to 2012) and expressed concern about how young people affect the workforce.

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Row explained “History” this week that one major factor that contributes to the reduction of working ethics is that the young generations are faced with softer terms and smaller “consequences”. When that happens, Rou said, expectations and standards of workers can become “funny” quickly.

Many General Zers also enjoy parents who are all too financially helping them.

“I think if you live your life on a high wire with a 15 -feet safety net below you, there is no consequences for falling,” Row explained.

Los -Angeles, California -July 10: Acting Mike Row appears during the “Someone’s Should Do It”, July 10, 2014 in Los -Andeles, California, in Los -Andeles, California. (Photo by Michael Buckner/Wireimage) (Michael Buckner)

The long -standing television presenter explained that this obvious lack of work not only happened, saying that “we were the clouds from which the snowflakes fell.”

Row believes that there is a perverted understanding of how the employment market is working now. He claimed that the hard labor market allows you to get additional housing because people do not “lining up” to do the necessary work.

“We have a huge labor deficit and impetus to get to the II by finish. This means data centers. We need to train people to build these data centers,” he said.

Row is also the CEO of the Mikeroweworks Foundation, which stands for qualified trades as valuable and profitable career ways and offers a program of work ethics for those engaged in skilled brakes.

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He emphasized that his scholarship program imposes several demands on people who are fighting for money for a scholarship. Most of these tasks are not completed, Row showed.

“They started, but they did not finish them for the exact reasons we are talking about. Yes, yes, this is a problem,” he said, saying it was a problem he was not sure how to fix.

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“The world is either going to change on place the current generationEither the current generation will change to put the world in which they live, ”Row comprised.

Row said 2200 children in their funds who learned to be welders, plumbers and other transactions They create six figures, saying that people are either inspired by these people or not.

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“So, there is an enthusiasm for work. It’s just not in the places you are looking for,” he added.