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duffyduff

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2. It is something like for every job that is filled, there are 3 or 4 who can't get hired.

Reply to PDJane (Reply #1)

Mon May 13, 2013, 12:06 AM

May 2013

They can't get hired because there are no jobs for them.

That is NOT an improved job market; it is a job market that is a direct result of policies designed to force wages and salaries downward to third world-level standards.

Nobody in D.C. is doing one damned thing about it, and they could, but they don't want to.

I utterly despise globalists or neoliberal politicians in both political parties.

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"Jobless claims hint at strengthening labor market" [View all] applegrove May 2013 OP

How far up their a*s do these people have their heads. PDJane May 2013 #1

It is something like for every job that is filled, there are 3 or 4 who can't get hired. duffyduff May 2013 #2