I am a regular "Joe" may be not a plumber but a regular average next door guy who is concerned with USA economy. Currently underemployed and with a $ 250 000 in student loans and with a bankruptcy filed not long time ago my passion for the state of the economy arouse ... My purpose is to gather information from different journals and or blogs and help those fellows americans interested in the economy have a broader perception of what really is happening.
A few days ago I posted an article from the same newspaper saying that the increase on the unemployment was good: people were feeling hopeful and came back for a job...with an estimate of 8,000 long time unemployed back and an increase on professional and services unemployment plus the fact that for every job created 6 are lost I wonder how it should be interpreted ....The NY Times once said that unemployment among professionals was not even close to 1% in pre-recession times now is between 1 and 3%...we can see a nation wide trend...obviously those with education have more chances as long as they are not labeled as overqualified...known someone that moved to Texas and is experiencing that. The point is clear: nation wide, there is an increase on unemployment ...do not be surprise if the end of the year we reach 11%
A few days ago I posted an article from the same newspaper saying that the increase on the unemployment was good: people were feeling hopeful and came back for a job...with an estimate of 8,000 long time unemployed back and an increase on professional and services unemployment plus the fact that for every job created 6 are lost I wonder how it should be interpreted ....The NY Times once said that unemployment among professionals was not even close to 1% in pre-recession times now is between 1 and 3%...we can see a nation wide trend...obviously those with education have more chances as long as they are not labeled as overqualified...known someone that moved to Texas and is experiencing that. The point is clear: nation wide, there is an increase on unemployment ...do not be surprise if the end of the year we reach 11%
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