Unfortunately, expressions of arguments do not always contain indicator words. In this case, we must rely on context and relations of support to identify premises and conclusion. Today's classified section was full of help wanted ads. People just refuse to take the jobs that are available. That context would be a disagreement with a liberal concern with high unemployment.
People just refuse to take the jobs that are available.
We know from the debates we see on television and read in newspapers and magazines that American liberals see unemployment as a more serious problem than do American conservatives. We also know that conservatives would like to see people forced to take lower paying jobs by having the support services of the state removed and the power of unions reduced. This context helps us identify the conclusion. Relation of support is more subtle than context, but it does play a role in the analysis of this argument. The statement Today's classified section was full of help wanted ads.