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“#Workers who quit during pandemic may be begging for jobs back” Americans who quit their jobs amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic may soon be begging for them back, one expert predicts. Anthony Klotz, associate professor of management in Mays Business School at Texas A&M University, made the forecast in an interview with Insider on Thursday,…
“#New jobless claims fall for first time in a month” The number of Americans newly seeking jobless benefits fell last week for the first time in about a month as the labor market continued its recovery amid declining COVID-19 cases, the feds said Thursday. Initial filings for unemployment benefits, seen as a proxy for layoffs, fell to…
“#Democrat’s push for unemployment and other commentary” From the right: Dems’ Push for Unemployment “Something in the labor market fundamentally changed during the pandemic. Fewer people seem willing to work,” Andy Puzder notes at Real Clear Politics. “The Biden administration has increased food stamp benefits by 25% and Democrats now want to make the current…
“#End of $300 unemployment boost may help eateries hire workers” Restaurateurs are hopeful that the end of enhanced COVID-19 unemployment benefits on Monday will push New Yorkers to get back to work. New York City restaurant owners getting burned by a shortage of workers during the pandemic told The Post they anticipate that people will…
“#NY won’t cover COVID-related unemployment money when fed program ends: Gov” New York will not pay to extend COVID-19 unemployment benefits for the 1.6 million state residents receiving them when the related federal programs expire at the end of Sunday, Gov. Kathy Hochul said. Speaking at an unrelated press conference in Manhattan, Hochul claimed to…
“#In Biden’s America, it’s better not to be employed” The latest jobs report for August was disappointing. Job growth fell by more than half and was one-third of expectations. This was partly because of COVID concerns. But we still don’t have nearly enough adult Americans in the work force. Why? Government welfare policies are clearly…
“#Weekly new jobless claims lower despite Delta variant concerns” The number of Americans newly seeking jobless benefits edged lower last week as the labor market continued to recover despite fresh concerns over the surge in COVID-19 cases driven by the Delta variant of the coronavirus, the feds said Thursday. Initial filings for unemployment benefits, seen…
“#US job openings soar to 10M for first time as companies struggle to hire” US job openings swelled to a record-high 10.1 million in June as companies continued to struggle to attract new employees amid an ongoing shortage of workers, the feds said Monday. Openings reached 10.1 million by the end of June, up more…
“#US added 943K jobs in July, topping expectations of 845K” The US added 943,000 jobs last month, crushing expectations as businesses scrambled to hire new workers, the feds said Friday. July’s numbers topped economists’ expectations of 845,000 jobs added, and come after the country added 850,000 jobs in June. The unemployment dropped to 5.4 percent in June…
“#2.9M still on jobless benefits as weekly claims remain high” More than 2.9 million Americans are still on traditional state unemployment benefits as the number of people seeking weekly new claims appear to have settled at a level higher than previously hoped, the feds said Thursday. Continuing claims fell by 366,000 from just over 3.26…