How will Joe Biden GOVERN? General Biden Administration F**kery Thread
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Really?
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Opinion | Since When Have Trees Existed Only for Rich Americans?
Biden and the house and senate must address this immediately!
Biden and the house and senate must address this immediately!
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Inflation?
Let’s just give these people some counseling, right?
Chicago shooting: 1-month-old shot in head among 7 wounded in Englewood
June jobs report shows a gain of 850,000, better than expected.
Hiring leapt back up in June as employers added 850,000 workers, the government reported Friday, a fresh sign that the labor market’s recovery is gaining momentum.
The unemployment rate rose slightly, to 5.9 percent, the Labor Department said.
The report follows several promising economic developments this week. Consumer confidence, which surged in June, is at its highest point since the pandemic’s onset last year. Stocks closed out the first half of the year at record highs, and businesses’ plans for capital investments are rising. The Congressional Budget Office said Thursday that the economy was on track to recover all the jobs lost in the pandemic by the middle of next year.
At the moment, more than six million fewer jobs exist than before the pandemic. Millions of people have dropped out of the labor force, however, and “job openings far outnumber the applicants,” said Karen Fichuk, chief executive of the staffing company Randstad North America. “It is truly across the board right now.”
Aside from ever-present concerns about pay and benefits, workers are particularly interested in jobs that allow them to work remotely at least some of the time. According to a Ranstad survey of more than 1,200 people, 54 percent say they prefer a flexible work arrangement that doesn’t require them to be on-site full-time.
strong jobs report out showing a very encouraging economic rebound
Hiring leapt back up in June as employers added 850,000 workers, the government reported Friday, a fresh sign that the labor market’s recovery is gaining momentum.
The unemployment rate rose slightly, to 5.9 percent, the Labor Department said.
The report follows several promising economic developments this week. Consumer confidence, which surged in June, is at its highest point since the pandemic’s onset last year. Stocks closed out the first half of the year at record highs, and businesses’ plans for capital investments are rising. The Congressional Budget Office said Thursday that the economy was on track to recover all the jobs lost in the pandemic by the middle of next year.
At the moment, more than six million fewer jobs exist than before the pandemic. Millions of people have dropped out of the labor force, however, and “job openings far outnumber the applicants,” said Karen Fichuk, chief executive of the staffing company Randstad North America. “It is truly across the board right now.”
Aside from ever-present concerns about pay and benefits, workers are particularly interested in jobs that allow them to work remotely at least some of the time. According to a Ranstad survey of more than 1,200 people, 54 percent say they prefer a flexible work arrangement that doesn’t require them to be on-site full-time.
strong jobs report out showing a very encouraging economic rebound
Miles Davis
Prince of Darkness
Did you miss the last part of my post? Not everyone is reachable, but the vast majority definitely are. People’s lives change all throughout life especially during childhood. My life would’ve been completely different had it not been for my stepfather, I got to see the world and experience shyt a lot of kids who grew up around me didn’t. We need to take care of our children.
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
He told you he thinks the tough on crime policies were right and worked. He has cop brain. You won’t reach him.
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Badge bunny?
