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Rep. Jan Schakowsky Announces New Budget Plan With Focus On Jobs
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Rep. Jan Schakowsky Announces New Budget Plan With Focus On Jobs
by Guest Thu Aug 11, 2011 12:01 am
In addition, the bill would give priority to the longterm unemployed -- the so-called "99ers" who have exhausted both their state and federal unemployment benefits. Federally extended unemployment benefits are set to expire this year, even though nearly 14 million Americans remain out of work and it takes the average worker nine months to find a new job.
“The worst deficit this country faces isn’t the budget deficit," Schakowsky said. "It’s the jobs deficit. We need to get our people and our economy moving again.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/10/jan-schakowsky-jobs-to-restore-american-dream-act_n_923899.html
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