Job Resistance Grows
a) The unemployment rate rose to 6.1%.
b) Number of open jobs is at an all time high.
How's that possible?
Answer: Government stimulus checks.
When being unemployed pays more than getting a job, is it any wonder many are refusing to join the workforce.
a) The unemployment rate rose to 6.1%.
b) Number of open jobs is at an all time high.
How's that possible?
Answer: Government stimulus checks.
When being unemployed pays more than getting a job, is it any wonder many are refusing to join the workforce.
Your Tax Dollars At Work
Government is making economic recovery harder by unwisely spending more money than it should, but will now use the excuse of slow recovery to spend even more money in the name of creating more jobs. Jobs are already there. People aren't filling them.
Government is making economic recovery harder by unwisely spending more money than it should, but will now use the excuse of slow recovery to spend even more money in the name of creating more jobs. Jobs are already there. People aren't filling them.
There are several reasons for the unemployed not going back to work despite an unprecedented level of job openings going unfilled. But this one deserves special attention:
"Employers complain that enhanced unemployment benefits are keeping workers on the sidelines."
No kidding!
"Employers complain that enhanced unemployment benefits are keeping workers on the sidelines."
No kidding!
And right on cue:
Axios: "Democrats and progressives are convinced that the weak pace of job growth only serves to underscore the necessity of massive government spending to boost the economy."
These are addicts we are dealing with. No evidence can make them kick the habit.
Axios: "Democrats and progressives are convinced that the weak pace of job growth only serves to underscore the necessity of massive government spending to boost the economy."
These are addicts we are dealing with. No evidence can make them kick the habit.
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