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Work Junkie asked:
I ask this because a friend of mine who has worked at the Patterson Farm and at Brooklyn Bethel since 1971 was dismissed because of cost cutting. He never paid into the Social Security System, got paid a living wage, nor does he have any health or retirement benefits after nearly [...]
comments (10) west asked:
i need the statistics on how many high school graduates move on to college/university/higher education.
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dimpiez_121989 asked:
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