Jasz
VIP Contributor
Some jobs are more desirable than others because they offer higher pay, better working conditions, more interesting work and more prestige. People will often choose to work in a job that pays much more money than the one they could get instead of working in a job that offers lower pay but is more enjoyable and prestigious. However, there are also many other factors that influence the attractiveness of a job. For example, if there is a shortage of workers in an industry or city, then employers will have to hire additional staff even if it means paying them less money than they would otherwise be getting.
However, being less desirable than those jobs with benefits and paid vacations, these low-paying jobs also tend to be more dangerous than those with higher pay levels. For example, working in a factory that makes cars or computers may lead to on-the-job injuries or pollution due to toxic chemicals used during manufacturing processes.
However, being less desirable than those jobs with benefits and paid vacations, these low-paying jobs also tend to be more dangerous than those with higher pay levels. For example, working in a factory that makes cars or computers may lead to on-the-job injuries or pollution due to toxic chemicals used during manufacturing processes.