jotathought
Diamond Member
What do you think Kamala means when she says, "Equitable outcomes?"No that's your weird understanding of reality.
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What do you think Kamala means when she says, "Equitable outcomes?"No that's your weird understanding of reality.
Let's not forget that inflation rates are down, while the compounded damage and outcomes of the recent record-high inflation are still being felt.There is a robust economy with a soft land, inflation at 2.5%, UE at 4.2%, so forth. jotathought, stop delaying and go get the retraining.
What do you think Kamala means when she says, "Equitable outcomes?"
Why would you double the pay of all employees who may either not have the skills, know-how, merit and/or not be qualified for a role? Which is probably a very large share of the employee work force. You'd pay burger flippers in California $40 / hour for an unskilled job? LOLCEO pay went up 1322%. Workers pay went up 18%. How about CEO pay only goes up half of that and our number doubles? Would you be okay with that?
1.6% when Trump left office, Simp.I am better off, despite the Trump caused inflation.
What did Biden do?You have lost. Trump screwed it up, Biden fixed it.
Link?14.8% UE rate when Trump left office, Simp.
I didn't say double their pay stupid. Their pay has only gone up 18% in 40 years. It should have went up 36%. NO ONE said double their pay.Why would you double the pay of all employees who may either not have the skills, know-how, merit and/or not be qualified for a role? Which is probably a very large share of the employee work force. You'd pay burger flippers in California $40 / hour for an unskilled job? LOL
But there are those less fortunate than servers.Lol, servers would disagree with you. People don't have the extra income they had. So they don't eat out as much or don't have the money to tip better.
Nope.Most working Americans are better off now than they were when the reign of Trumpery ended with a dismal 34% public approval.
With inflation easing, the wages of working-class Americans are finally moving into the plus column. Average hourly pay for production and nonsupervisory workers — who make up four-fifths of employees — hit $30.27 in August, according to the latest report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
According to my organization’s analysis, working-class Americans’ wages, adjusted for inflation, have just edged higher than they were on Election Day, 2020. The average working-class American can now answer “Yes” to the question, “Are you better off now than you were under Trump?”
Please provide your alternative data sources.
with record-low hiring in August?
Nope.
You are not better off.
You may be in a better position to get there. But you got a lot of catching up to do.
Sorry to spoil your orgasm.