1srelluc
Diamond Member
My opinion:
The real reason why the numbers are going to rise is because they’ll likely be calculated and reported accurately for once.
25%+ won't be .gov make work jobs.....It's also going to be a lot more than the 240k people the .gov let go too.
Factor in secondary and tertiary impact across the entire federal supply chain, not to mention the jobs lost due to the lack of federal grift money to NGOs etc..
Some of the most competitive companies on the planet started layoffs well over a year ago but the number of .gov jobs padded those layoff figures.
The real reason why the numbers are going to rise is because they’ll likely be calculated and reported accurately for once.
25%+ won't be .gov make work jobs.....It's also going to be a lot more than the 240k people the .gov let go too.
Factor in secondary and tertiary impact across the entire federal supply chain, not to mention the jobs lost due to the lack of federal grift money to NGOs etc..
Some of the most competitive companies on the planet started layoffs well over a year ago but the number of .gov jobs padded those layoff figures.