Lowest since 1969!
Jobless Claims
#1
Posted 24 January 2019 - 09:37 PM
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#3
Posted 25 January 2019 - 06:14 AM
Remember the Fed has a duel mandate!
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"One soul is worth more than the whole world."
#4
Posted 25 January 2019 - 10:16 AM
I agree if it shows in inflation numbers....which it is not as of yet...CPI was negative.
Remember the Fed has a duel mandate!
Duel mandate....now THAT would be sell some newspapers.
#5
Posted 25 January 2019 - 10:32 AM
Lowest since 1969!
The numbers are skewed, imo. To file you have to have worked in the past year, lots of people in their 50's losing their jobs,
most have given up looking as employers have a vast pool to chose the perfect applicant from, means you have low odds in getting hired.
#6
Posted 25 January 2019 - 04:17 PM
Lowest since 1969!
The numbers are skewed, imo. To file you have to have worked in the past year, lots of people in their 50's losing their jobs,
most have given up looking as employers have a vast pool to chose the perfect applicant from, means you have low odds in getting hired.
Somewhat disagree here. I'm 52 and a retired fed, but working full time in sales. I deal with the public and can tell you assuredly, employers are always looking for dependable, drug free workers that aren't addicted to their cell phone. I have 224 accounts and trust me, I hear this from owners weekly. Today's youth are spoiled and lazy compared to my generation. One kid recently showed up for his new job, went home for lunch and stayed there. Said he couldn't get up 730am....😄😄😄
#7
Posted 25 January 2019 - 04:22 PM
Lowest since 1969!
The numbers are skewed, imo. To file you have to have worked in the past year, lots of people in their 50's losing their jobs,
most have given up looking as employers have a vast pool to chose the perfect applicant from, means you have low odds in getting hired.
Somewhat disagree here. I'm 52 and a retired fed, but working full time in sales. I deal with the public and can tell you assuredly, employers are always looking for dependable, drug free workers that aren't addicted to their cell phone. I have 224 accounts and trust me, I hear this from owners weekly. Today's youth are spoiled and lazy compared to my generation. One kid recently showed up for his new job, went home for lunch and stayed there. Said he couldn't get up 730am....
You missed the point, it's the older workers they don't want. You're lucky to get hired over 50.
#8
Posted 25 January 2019 - 08:00 PM
Somewhat disagree here. I'm 52 and a retired fed, but working full time in sales. I deal with the public and can tell you assuredly, employers are always looking for dependable, drug free workers that aren't addicted to their cell phone. I have 224 accounts and trust me, I hear this from owners weekly. Today's youth are spoiled and lazy compared to my generation. One kid recently showed up for his new job, went home for lunch and stayed there. Said he couldn't get up 730am....
Lowest since 1969!
The numbers are skewed, imo. To file you have to have worked in the past year, lots of people in their 50's losing their jobs,
most have given up looking as employers have a vast pool to chose the perfect applicant from, means you have low odds in getting hired.
You missed the point, it's the older workers they don't want. You're lucky to get hired over 50.
I understood you. Maybe geographical differences? Around here, healthy, energetic people get jobs.
Enjoy your posts too C, have a great weekend
#9
Posted 25 January 2019 - 08:32 PM
Somewhat disagree here. I'm 52 and a retired fed, but working full time in sales. I deal with the public and can tell you assuredly, employers are always looking for dependable, drug free workers that aren't addicted to their cell phone. I have 224 accounts and trust me, I hear this from owners weekly. Today's youth are spoiled and lazy compared to my generation. One kid recently showed up for his new job, went home for lunch and stayed there. Said he couldn't get up 730am....
Lowest since 1969!
The numbers are skewed, imo. To file you have to have worked in the past year, lots of people in their 50's losing their jobs,
most have given up looking as employers have a vast pool to chose the perfect applicant from, means you have low odds in getting hired.
You missed the point, it's the older workers they don't want. You're lucky to get hired over 50.
I understood you. Maybe geographical differences? Around here, healthy, energetic people get jobs.
Enjoy your posts too C, have a great weekend
Could be geographical. Thanks, you have a great weekend too.
#10
Posted 26 January 2019 - 12:04 PM
There are a lot of jobs. The direct-to-home model for retail purchases is extremely inefficient but creates a lot of jobs in courier services, trucking, warehousing, customer service, etc. to the point here's a job shortage for unskilled labor. There's inherent geographic redundancy to deliver in 1-2 business days. With direct-to-office purchases, they're often same day and could come down to 1 hour response times.