BO Boondoggle
Has nothing to do with "excuses", structural unemployment is a economic phenomena brought about (largely) by economic dislocation, it's becoming a real source of concern as the structure of the economic shifts more and more toward automation and machine learning and it needs to be addressed. The consequences of not doing anything will result in more and more of the population depending on government for it's income and simply brushing it off with a "just go find a job" isn't realistic, especially for the un-skilled/semi-skilled population.Folks who make a real effort to work, will work. The jobs are there. Good on Trump.
IMHO it's not quite that simple, we have a problem with structural unemployment, that is the skills available in the domestic labor force don't match the skills demanded by employers, so yeah there are jobs available but the labor force isn't able to supply sufficient numbers of workers with the skills wanted/needed and the education system isn't doing an effective enough job to remedy that.
The current remedy is to import the skills needed (immigration) or export the demand (off-shore), which is far from ideal.
Nah, folks who really wanna work, will work. The jobs are there.
Actually not, for example: if you're an engineer or a doctor there are plenty of jobs available but if you're a unemployed bank teller you don't have the skills to be an engineer or a doctor and there aren't a whole lot of openings for bank tellers, thus you're structurally unemployed, the fix is to re-train for some other line of work that is in demand but that's neither easy or quick (nor usually cheap).
In the meantime those people end up either under employed or without work.
Sounds like a lot of excuses for not working hard. If you want work, it's there. You just have to go out and get it.
Has nothing to do with "excuses", structural unemployment is a economic phenomena brought about (largely) by economic dislocation, it's becoming a real source of concern as the structure of the economic shifts more and more toward automation and machine learning and it needs to be addressed. The consequences of not doing anything will result in more and more of the population depending on government for it's income and simply brushing it off with a "just go find a job" isn't realistic, especially for the un-skilled/semi-skilled population.
Actually not, for example: if you're an engineer or a doctor there are plenty of jobs available but if you're a unemployed bank teller you don't have the skills to be an engineer or a doctor and there aren't a whole lot of openings for bank tellers, thus you're structurally unemployed, the fix is to re-train for some other line of work that is in demand but that's neither easy or quick (nor usually cheap).
In the meantime those people end up either under employed or without work.
Sounds like a lot of excuses for not working hard. If you want work, it's there. You just have to go out and get it.
Like i said, if you wanna work, the work is there. If you wanna make excuses and sit on your ass all day, you'll make for a good lifelong Democrat. Good luck and God Bless.
Has nothing to do with "excuses", structural unemployment is a economic phenomena brought about (largely) by economic dislocation, it's becoming a real source of concern as the structure of the economic shifts more and more toward automation and machine learning and it needs to be addressed. The consequences of not doing anything will result in more and more of the population depending on government for it's income and simply brushing it off with a "just go find a job" isn't realistic, especially for the un-skilled/semi-skilled population.
Actually not, for example: if you're an engineer or a doctor there are plenty of jobs available but if you're a unemployed bank teller you don't have the skills to be an engineer or a doctor and there aren't a whole lot of openings for bank tellers, thus you're structurally unemployed, the fix is to re-train for some other line of work that is in demand but that's neither easy or quick (nor usually cheap).
In the meantime those people end up either under employed or without work.
Sounds like a lot of excuses for not working hard. If you want work, it's there. You just have to go out and get it.
Like i said, if you wanna work, the work is there. If you wanna make excuses and sit on your ass all day, you'll make for a good lifelong Democrat. Good luck and God Bless.
172 million not working under Crooked Donnie
What a useless president
Whenever you make a claim I generally look it up because I know your pulling lies out of your ass.
Has nothing to do with "excuses", structural unemployment is a economic phenomena brought about (largely) by economic dislocation, it's becoming a real source of concern as the structure of the economic shifts more and more toward automation and machine learning and it needs to be addressed. The consequences of not doing anything will result in more and more of the population depending on government for it's income and simply brushing it off with a "just go find a job" isn't realistic, especially for the un-skilled/semi-skilled population.Actually not, for example: if you're an engineer or a doctor there are plenty of jobs available but if you're a unemployed bank teller you don't have the skills to be an engineer or a doctor and there aren't a whole lot of openings for bank tellers, thus you're structurally unemployed, the fix is to re-train for some other line of work that is in demand but that's neither easy or quick (nor usually cheap).
In the meantime those people end up either under employed or without work.
Sounds like a lot of excuses for not working hard. If you want work, it's there. You just have to go out and get it.
Like i said, if you wanna work, the work is there. If you wanna make excuses and sit on your ass all day, you'll make for a good lifelong Democrat. Good luck and God Bless.
172 million not working under Crooked Donnie
What a useless president
'Useless?' His approval rating is now higher than your boy Hussein's was at the same time in his Presidency. Folks see that Trump's fighting for American Citizens. They haven't seen that from a US President in a long time. Go Trump!
As usual you're lying.
When Trump was elected in November 2016 the labor participation rate was 62.7%. The labor participation rate in Jan 2018 was 62.7%. So your claim that labor participation has gone down under Trump is false. Yet even this number is deceiving because there are about 3 million more Americans that have been born or came here legally or illegally since that time. The reason the labor participation rate has not dropped over this time frame is that roughly 3 million jobs have been added over that same time period.
Bureau of Labor Statistics Data
As usual you're lying.
When Trump was elected in November 2016 the labor participation rate was 62.7%. The labor participation rate in Jan 2018 was 62.7%. So your claim that labor participation has gone down under Trump is false. Yet even this number is deceiving because there are about 3 million more Americans that have been born or came here legally or illegally since that time. The reason the labor participation rate has not dropped over this time frame is that roughly 3 million jobs have been added over that same time period.
Bureau of Labor Statistics Data
172 million people are not working!
The most in our history
'Useless?' His approval rating is now higher than your boy Hussein's was at the same time in his Presidency. Folks see that Trump's fighting for American Citizens. They haven't seen that from a US President in a long time. Go Trump!
Let me guess????
Rasmussen!!!!
You can't make this shit up
Has nothing to do with "excuses", structural unemployment is a economic phenomena brought about (largely) by economic dislocation, it's becoming a real source of concern as the structure of the economic shifts more and more toward automation and machine learning and it needs to be addressed. The consequences of not doing anything will result in more and more of the population depending on government for it's income and simply brushing it off with a "just go find a job" isn't realistic, especially for the un-skilled/semi-skilled population.
Actually not, for example: if you're an engineer or a doctor there are plenty of jobs available but if you're a unemployed bank teller you don't have the skills to be an engineer or a doctor and there aren't a whole lot of openings for bank tellers, thus you're structurally unemployed, the fix is to re-train for some other line of work that is in demand but that's neither easy or quick (nor usually cheap).
In the meantime those people end up either under employed or without work.
Sounds like a lot of excuses for not working hard. If you want work, it's there. You just have to go out and get it.
Like i said, if you wanna work, the work is there. If you wanna make excuses and sit on your ass all day, you'll make for a good lifelong Democrat. Good luck and God Bless.
172 million not working under Crooked Donnie
What a useless president
