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If this continues things are going to get really ugly. How they can cut people off the UI rolls who have been on it for almost 2 years now and expect things to get better is beyond me. So soon no one will be once again hiring, not like they were anyways but at least there was a few, now there will be another hiring freeze across the board for yet another year.
If this continues things are going to get really ugly. How they can cut people off the UI rolls who have been on it for almost 2 years now and expect things to get better is beyond me. So soon no one will be once again hiring, not like they were anyways but at least there was a few, now there will be another hiring freeze across the board for yet another year.
Well the "unexpected" part is getting to be a joke. It's nearing 500k and 2009 levels again - that might get the pols' attention...
Well the "unexpected" part is getting to be a joke. It's nearing 500k and 2009 levels again - that might get the pols' attention...
couldn't agree more...if the so-called economists really find the number "unexpected", we're in even bigger trouble on a whole different level...these so-called "experts" are
involved in determining policy
FYI. You can only read the first paragraph of the article and then are directed to a page offering to let you read the rest of it if you subscribe to the WSJ.
Nah - can't be that - HCR solved THAT problem once and for all.
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