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Using Swedish higher education and other charts, Jiang argues that teachers and secretaries do more real work for less pay while managers become more numerous and better paid.
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Using Swedish higher education and other charts, Jiang argues that teachers and secretaries do more real work for less pay while managers become more numerous and better paid.
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He says managers not only do no work but impose unnecessary paperwork on professors, researchers, and teachers to justify management jobs.
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"teaching has gone down the blue okay but look at this the red is administration so over the past from 1980 to today over..."
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"...keep their jobs and in fact they pay themselves more the professors and the maintenance and the secretaries lose their jobs to cut costs..."
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"...day but they expect others to do more work okay so professors researchers teachers they're doing more work because the managers are given more..."
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