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WSJ:Number of the Week: Millions Set to Lose Unemployment Benefits
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WSJ:Number of the Week: Millions Set to Lose Unemployment Benefits
by Guest Sat Apr 30, 2011 9:52 am
5.5 million: Americans unemployed and not receiving benefits.
The job market may be on the mend, but that’s not much consolation to millions of Americans facing a frightening deadline: the end of their unemployment benefits.
Many Americans, though, are simply running out of time. As of March, about 14 million people were unemployed and looking for work, according to the household survey. At the time the survey was done, about 8.5 million were receiving some kind of unemployment payments, according to the Labor Department’s Employment and Training Administration. That leaves about 5.5 million people unemployed without benefits, up 1.4 million from a year earlier.
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Re: WSJ:Number of the Week: Millions Set to Lose Unemployment Benefits
by nuttin2lose Sat Apr 30, 2011 10:08 am
FINALLY a somewhat accurate number. Thanks for posting RI
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Re: WSJ:Number of the Week: Millions Set to Lose Unemployment Benefits
by Jobless_in_Ma Sat Apr 30, 2011 11:36 am
This is a huge change from yesterdays article.
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Re: WSJ:Number of the Week: Millions Set to Lose Unemployment Benefits
by Guest Sat Apr 30, 2011 12:35 pm
Wow! If the Wall St. Journal is reporting this, it is going to get a lot of national attention.
Thank you WSJ!
Thank you WSJ!
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Re: WSJ:Number of the Week: Millions Set to Lose Unemployment Benefits
by Guest Sat Apr 30, 2011 6:23 pm
tiya wrote:Wow! If the Wall St. Journal is reporting this, it is going to get a lot of national attention.
Thank you WSJ!
This really is a good sign that America is taking notice. Let's just hope that other large main stream media outlets start reporting the facts. If the WSJ can do it, with their deep conservative agenda, others will follow.Just a note, on CNN Money today, Ali Velshi spoke once again in his "XYZ" segment about the crisis of long term unemployment and focused on the new NJ law that prohibits discrimination against the LTU in their advertising.
There are no video clips yet, but the segment will be rebroadcast tomorrow at 1:55 pm, Eastern, on CNN.
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