One-To-One No More

There were considerably fewer open jobs across the US economy at the end of July than economists ant

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3 thoughts on “One-To-One No More

  1. And I suspect many actual unemployed, still looking, like my two year laid-off SIL, aren’t counted because no base data is collected. He never took unemployment because that would have forced him take a low-paying job outside his highly technical technical field. He’s on the web daily still looking but AI based screens leave him out of consideration. I’m his employer for the time being. I’m not hopeful.

  2. Oh look, the jobs numbers mirror what they looked like last time Trump was president. Gosh, how could anyone have predicted this happening? It’s not like we had 4 years of data empirically proving he’s not fit for this job.

    Said all the voters who were duped into voting for him because he was going to fix all of the non-existent problems on day 1.

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