Blue collar work. LETS DISCUSS THIS - EP. 4

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In this video, I tackle blue-collar work and whether or not Julius Malema is correct that this sector of South Africans doesn't matter that much. In my findings, I found evidence that contradicts this view. In fact, because blue-collar work is the backbone of any economy, no matter at what stage of growth, this work area is important.

I break down my discussion, by exploring 3 areas:
1. Is blue-collar work important? and why so?
2. What challenges exist, and there's a lot!
3. Lastly, the view that Malema holds on this topic is a contradiction to the EFFs economic vision.

Please feel free to share your thoughts.

Until next time.

CREDITS:

[MlungisiCiti]

SAns🇿🇦 First, White collar or Blue collar workers 💪

[aarongunnz]

People don't like blue collar jobs. They go to work in jeans. When they get to work they wear overall. Knock off, they wear jeans . I wear my overall and boots to work. And only leave hard hat at work

[wynanddercksen]

Blue collar jobs are noble necessary and a highly sought after skill....mr malema wears red overalls but says overall jobs are slaves who is he standing for

[Augfordpdoggie]

people are delusional. if you want a high paying job, you need expertise, high skill, or some kind of degree. I know tons of security guards that complain, but what skills do you have that other people dont? none. Anyone can be a security guard

[MlungisiCiti]

Malema is a disillusional flip flopper, even when SA finally nationalizes key economic sectors, we will still have/need cleaners, waitresses, plumbers, builders etc (we just need to protect them ie raise their salary threshold)🧐