Mar 27, 2020
9:53:47am
9:53:47am
Look at it this way, when was the last time in the history of the US there were 3 million people collecting unemploymen?
That would be never.
There was no “unemployment” during the Great Depression.
6% of the workforce unemployed is cause for alarm. Right now that number is roughly 20%.
And it does not count people like me, who have lost 100% of their income, yet are not eligible for unemployment.
Just because it hasn’t impacted you yet doesn’t lessen the seriousness of rampant unemployment.
There was no “unemployment” during the Great Depression.
6% of the workforce unemployed is cause for alarm. Right now that number is roughly 20%.
And it does not count people like me, who have lost 100% of their income, yet are not eligible for unemployment.
Just because it hasn’t impacted you yet doesn’t lessen the seriousness of rampant unemployment.
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