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Americans do not value all types of workers, looking at low level and low paying jobs are a good example of that. A lot of areas are discriminated against.

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No, Americans don’t value all types of work. Many Americans don’t get respected solely base de on the type of work that they do.

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Americans look down on those with low income jobs. Not all job are respected in the US. People who are involved in high income jobs are usually treated with more respect.

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No, Americans don’t value all types of work because there is inequality and competition in all jobs

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I do not believe that all americans respect all types of work. Many people don't value people with lower jobs.

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Nope. Jobs that require vocational instead of traditional education are not valued. They view these jobs, jobs that are more likely to pay less, as undesirable.

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No they don’t. Many jobs are often considered jobs that require less skill compared to others. As a result, people who work these jobs don’t get the respect that they deserve

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I feel there is always a level of respect but some jobs get more respect than others

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No , not all Americans and value all different types of work because they are focused on their own success and accomplishments , causes them to disregard other work.

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No, Americans do not respect all types of work and workers. They typically do not respect low pay jobs.

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No, people often consider manny jobs to be below them and low paying just by the particular image they have. However, it is important for individuals to realize that no work is below them, especially in a desperate situation

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No, society looks down upon low tier jobs

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No, Americans don’t respect all work they view lower income jobs as undesirable

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No, I do not think all Americans respect jobs because a fair amount of low income jobs do not pay enough to survive in the economy. There is no respect in an occupation of the minimum wage does not financially support the worker.

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No, America as a whole does not respect all types of work and workers. There is a sense of competition in every workforce that causes this inequality or disrespect of other jobs. Entry-level jobs or jobs that don’t require higher education are often looked down upon.

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No Americans have lost interest in jobs like these because they see them as below their standards or they think the jobs don’t pay enough.

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Yes but not all equally in the same way. Some are given more luxiories and looked up to more than others.

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No I Don’t think that Americans respect all types of work. Often since we are in a belly foul line of prosperous jobs and technology we forget about basic labor that needs to be done. And people often forget that these manual labor job should aren’t the reason for many of the daily things in our lives. So we often forget and do not appreciate these people as much as we should.

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Americans do not value all types of jobs because people often look down upon blue collar jobs, especially in this area. These jobs are seen as if they do not require high levels of education, so the workers are viewed as less intelligent than others.

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Americans respect and value all types of workers, depending on the area.

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No, Americans do not value all types of work and workers. Those who have high level jobs and stress free jobs look down on the lower jobs in society.

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The Americans doesn’t really value every worker. Especially low level jobs.
Cedric Meceda

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Americans o not value all types of work. Usually, Americans look for jobs where they have good pay and the job is something they enjoy and require some experience. Some people do not respect jobs that don’t require intellectual skill

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I don’t think so. I think there’s a lot of people who would consider some jobs to be menial or below their personal standards. Likewise, the people who occupy those jobs are often treated with disrespect by those who deemed those jobs unimportant. It’s frustrating because ultimately, treating others with the same respect you want to receive is the most important thing.

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Americans don’t always value all types of work and typically see those with lower pay as worse than them. People do not always respect everyone and see people in lower paying jobs as just not good enough to get a higher paying position.

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No, because you can often see public workers getting ripped into for things that they might not be able to control like storms

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No, because you can often see public workers getting ripped into for things that they might not be able to control like storms

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- Matt Fenn

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Americans don’t value all types of jobs and workers. We tend to think that higher paying jobs should earn more respect. Especially in the Bay area we favor higher paying jobs and certain jobs as more desirable and give more respect to those who have that job.

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American don’t blue all types of works and workers, especially many here in the Bay Area. We tend to think that certain jobs are equipped with certain workers that deserve more respect that others. We also associate higher paying jobs with a greater level of respect than lower paying jobs.

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Americans do not value all types of workers. For example, fast food jobs are often looked down on as jobs for uneducated people who do not have the skill or intelligence to do anything else. In reality, we need people to do all of these jobs. Workers in the food industry, police officers, doctors, and lawyers should all be thought of as equal by society.

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No they do not. The low skill jobs often are seen as undignified and just bad jobs. But with the rights that workers have, these type of jobs can be prosperous and fulfilling

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No Americans don’t value and respect all work some areas of work are discriminated against.