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It's not good for students to do part-time jobs because they will become
money-oriented.
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Many students who have part-time jobs have shown a decline in their studies.
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Part-time jobs do not help develop a sense of thriftiness among young people.
Because many students spend the money on high-priced items, luxuries that their
parents can hardly afford.
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Part-time jobs often distract the students' attention away from their
studies, and some students even play truant.
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The main task of students is to study hard and learn what is needed for the
development of our nation.
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Part-time jobs may expose them
to social ills at an age when they cannot differentiate the good from the bad.
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Some students become juvenile delinquents because they come under the
influence of bad people through part-time jobs.
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Students who have part-time jobs may relieve their parents' economic
burdens.
But their early contact with society adds greatly to the worries of their
parents.
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Though some after-school work can help students to practice what they learn
in classes, many jobs require nothing of the students' knowledge.
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Some students have become dropouts because through part-time jobs they've
found that the more education you have, the less money you make.
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Because of the low cost of part time workers, employers are tempted to
employ only part time and not employ full time workers.
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Part time workers are not given vacations, sick pay, and health care.
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Most part time jobs are very menial and do not lead to meaningful full time
jobs.
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