I wouldn't count on employers hiring many more people with the uncertainty of
the ACA. The CBO has estimated about 2.5 million job loss and will probably
leave an estimated 31 million uninsured. A new 29-30 hr work week.This, being
tauted as the new, desirable normal. Single mothers will
Mike, there isn't going to be any job loss. If someone quits their job, the
job doesn't go away, It'll just go to somebody else.
I wouldn't count on employers hiring many more people with the uncertainty of
the ACA. The CBO has estimated about 2.5 million job loss and will probably
leave an
Judy, you'll have to ask the Congressional Budget Office how they calculate
*job Loss*, it's their wording. Perhaps a full time job , 40 hours a week,
being cut to less than 30, is considered a lost job, from full time to part
time. Also, businesses paring back so as to avoid regulation could
Since 1994 the Bureau of Labor Standards has excluded the long term unemployed.
If those are factored in, the unemployment rate in the United States is about
23%. The unemployment figures you hear on the news are the more restricted
measures.
U1: Percentage of labor force unemployed 15
Job loss is the CBO's wording? Oh, reaally? Maybe you can find where
those words are used by the CBO; I couldn't:
http://www.cbo.gov/sites/default/files/cbofiles/attachments/45010-Outlook2014.pdf
http://www.cbo.gov/sites/default/files/cbofiles/attachments/45010-Outlook2014.pdf
It
Nice spin. Still you have more people seeking fewer full time jobs and jobs
offering fewer hours. Now according to supply and demand, that would indicate a
drop in wages for the future. Also, It's not a matter of *if someone quits
their job* but *if their job disappears*. Job creators are going
This is a victory for the American people. And, the Dow Jones has responded
positively by an increase of over one percent.
http://news.yahoo.com/house-passes-debt-ceiling-increase-223219545--finance.html
http://news.yahoo.com/house-passes-debt-ceiling-increase-223219545--finance.html
So, I'm assuming that means there will be more jobs for the unemployed. Lets
watch the jobs reports and see if this manifests. If we keep increasing the
debt without increasing the number of people paying income taxes then we are
just digging a deeper hole.
On Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Mike,
The increase of jobs is also dependent on the Federal Reserve Board's
Quantitative Easing (QE) policy. If the interest rates remain low, there's a
good chance that the employers will borrow more money to increase their sales.
As such, they also will hire more people to provide
