"Structural Unemployment"? I think not!
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"Structural Unemployment"? I think not!
by Celtiberian Mon May 09, 2011 3:48 am
Dollars & Sense does an excellent job debunking the latest favorite bourgeois myth:
Full articleMillions of Americans remain unemployed nearly a year and a half after the official end-date of the Great Recession, and the nation’s official unemployment rate continues at nearly 10%.
Why? We are being told that it is because—wait for it—workers are not qualified for the jobs that employers are offering.
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Re: "Structural Unemployment"? I think not!
by Leon Mcnichol Mon May 09, 2011 4:52 am
You can't argue with the numbers, but they sure try. It's specially disonest to try to put the blame onto a generation that is so highly qualified.
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