Labor Unions Are Pulling Away From Ocasio Cortez
Maybe the Labor Unions are offended by AOC’s $3500 hundred dollar pant suits and realize what a fraud she is. I just read that AOC refused to split her $560.00 in Cinco … Read more
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High Youth Unemployment and a National Labor Shortage – Say What?
High Youth Unemployment and a National Labor Shortage – Say What? (Link to article below) business.financialpost.com/entrepreneur/why-do-we-have-high-youth-unemployment-concurrent-with-a-national-labour-shortage
ALAN GREENSPAN NOW: ” This is the tightest labor market I’ve EVER SEEN” TRUMP FULL OF WINNING AGAIN.
Alan Greenspan, former Federal Reserve chairman Adam Jeffery | CNBC Alan Greenspan, former Federal Reserve chairman Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told CNBC on Thursday the United States currently has … Read more
The Labor Shortage Is Real
by Charles Hugh-Smith Few conventional-media commentators are willing or able to discuss these factors in the labor shortage / declining participation trends. Is there a labor shortage in the U.S.? … Read more
Labor Day 2040: What Happens When Robots Do All the Work?
via thedailybeast: Labor Day weekend, 2040. With millions of Americans again in mass motion it’s a good time to recall those quaint times when we thought we needed human beings … Read more
Why Aren’t Widespread Labor Shortages Translating Into Roaring Wage Inflation?
by John Rubino Google “labor shortage” or “wage hikes” and the result is a picture of an overheating economy. Some examples from August 10: 911 Emergency: Call Centers Can’t Find … Read more
The 21st Century Misery Index: Labor’s Share of the Economy and Real-World Inflation
by Charles Hugh-Smith Isn’t it obvious that those at the top of the wealth-power pyramid don’t want us to know how much ground we’ve lost while they’ve gorged on immense … Read more
Why does US labor force participation rate lag other developed economies? Some are very sad reasons.
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Coming ‘labor shortage’ in America is great news for workers… Quitting jobs at fastest rate since ’01
via businessinsider: For now, the coming “labor shortage” is good news for workers. We should root for it to continue. It’s undoubtedly a headache for some owners and managers. But it’s … Read more
Inflation Is Back: Labor Shortage Reaches “Critical” Point
by John Rubino Economist Peter Bookvar recently analyzed the the anecdotal evidence of capacity constraints piling up in recent industry surveys, including the following: “Business is strong in all regions. Materials are … Read more
Make Capital Cheap and Labor Costly, and Guess What Happens?
by Charles Hugh-Smith Employment expands in the Protected cartel-dominated sectors, and declines in every sector exposed to globalization, domestic competition and cheap capital. If you want to understand why the … Read more
The Cost of Labor is What Drives the Move to Robots
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Hi Marty, Two questions: 1. When the Canadians said they never look at “those things,” what “things” are they talking about? 2. I always like lowering … Read more
Fund Manager: Either The Fed, The Govt, Or Both Are Lying About The U.S. Labor Market
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics The propaganda laced with bold lies is enveloping the media. The JOLTS report (Job Openings and Labor Turnover) released today alleges that the number of job … Read more
Record 95.9 Million Americans Are No Longer In The Labor Force
by Jim Quinn Record low unemployment rate my fat ass!!! Don’t believe the BLS bullshit. Scanning the Household data proves it is bullshit. If the economy was booming the number … Read more
Japan has a 2.5% unemployment rate and a higher labor participation rate than America so its labor market is tight. However, economists are only expecting 1% wage growth in Japan in 2018. Will America become Japanified?
via upfina: The April jobs report in the US wasn’t great as there were misses across the board. The total jobs created was 164,000 which missed estimates of 191,000. The … Read more