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“#Senate passes stimulus bill, sends to Trump for signature” The Senate on Monday night approved a $2.3 trillion COVID-19 relief bill and sent it to President Trump for his signature. The legislation — which follows passage in the House — authorizes $600 stimulus checks for people who earn less than $75,000 per year and an…
“#Congress close to deal on stimulus, business loans, unemployment” After about eight months of gridlock, Democrats and Republicans in Congress are nearing a deal on more COVID-19 stimulus checks, small-business loans and unemployment insurance aid. The final details of the relief package are being haggled over ahead of a government funding deadline at midnight Friday,…
“#Should I just give up and retire if I can’t get a new job at 64?” I was laid off in August 2019 at 62 years old, and still haven’t been able to find a job. COVID hasn’t helped. Many applications ask my age, or on Zoom, they can tell my age. I’m thinking that…
“#Feds to slap accuracy warning on US jobless claim reports” The US Department of Labor will add an accuracy warning to its weekly unemployment reports after a federal watchdog found flaws in how the figures were reported. The agency’s closely watched reports have equated the number of weeks for which Americans claimed unemployment benefits with…
Employment websites and social networks are creating new online tools and features to help the world get back to work. All of these websites have one thing in common: a desire to help workers get hired now. Here’s how they’re doing it. CareerBuilder Career Builder, a Web site that aims to connect workers to jobs,…
“#Disney to lay off 32,000 workers, mostly from theme parks” So much for being the happiest place on earth. The Walt Disney Company will be laying off about 32,000 workers, mostly from its theme parks, as the entertainment giant continues to struggle with a lack of customers amid the COVID-19 pandemic. In September, the company…
“#More than 500,000 NYC residents unemployed as pandemic lingers” More than 500,000 New York City residents are still unemployed six months into the lingering coronavirus pandemic, a sobering new report released Tuesday revealed. The state Labor Department data showed that 14 percent of city residents — one in 7 — were unemployed in September. That’s…
“#898,000 filed last week amid COVID-19 crisis” Some 898,000 Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week as the coronavirus pandemic kept the labor market in a chokehold, the feds said Thursday. The latest figure brought the seasonally adjusted number of initial jobless claims filed during the COVID-19 crisis to roughly 64.5 million — a total…
“#840,000 workers seek unemployment benefits” Another 840,000 American workers applied for unemployment benefits last week as the coronavirus continued to threaten the US economy, the feds said Thursday. The US Department of Labor’s latest seasonally adjusted figures brought the number of initial jobless claims filed amid the COVID-19 crisis to about 63.6 million — the…
“#US energy industry has cut 107K jobs during COVID-19 crisis” American oil, gas and chemical companies axed 107,000 workers during the coronavirus crisis — and most of them won’t have their jobs back by the end of next year, a new study says. Those job cuts imposed over just six months, from March to August,…