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I've been laid off for a year now, luckily I found a job in Fayetteville, but I really feel for all the people who are still looking for work around here. Hope things get better soon.
I've been laid off for a year now, luckily I found a job in Fayetteville, but I really feel for all the people who are still looking for work around here. Hope things get better soon.
Do you live in the Raleigh area and travel to Fayetteville? That's got to be a haul.
It is tightening here for sure. All my neighbors around me have lost their jobs and most have been looking for months with little success. But if you think it is bad here, please travel elsewhere. Try So. California where people are living in tent cities and their cars, Nevada where entire neighborhoods and condo complexes are literal ghost towns and getting a job for $8 per hour takes over 6 months, even with a PhD.
Remember in ANY recession, jobs are always the very last area to recover. Usually 12-24 months behind other indicators, before a notable uptick in hiring. So, basically higher unemployment numbers here and everywhere else are fixed in. And that is only if you think we are at the bottom. I happen to believe the fun has just begun.
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