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10/20/11 First time claims drop slightly. Yay!
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10/20/11 First time claims drop slightly. Yay!
by Jobless_in_Ma Thu Oct 20, 2011 11:34 am
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Re: 10/20/11 First time claims drop slightly. Yay!
by Guest Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:28 pm
So in mid-April, there will be 403,000 "26ers" if federal extensions aren't reauthorized. You can add that the over 400,000 people a week who have filed since July 1. The benefits for anyone applying after that day will start exhausting in January. That is in addition to the individuals who have already exhausted their benefits, and those that will lose their benefits when the federal program stops.
So where is the reason for celebration when these first times claims decrease by a few thousand?
So where is the reason for celebration when these first times claims decrease by a few thousand?
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Re: 10/20/11 First time claims drop slightly. Yay!
by jmainframe Thu Oct 20, 2011 10:03 pm
Wow, another less bad week! This calls for a celebration!
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Re: 10/20/11 First time claims drop slightly. Yay!
by jmainframe Thu Oct 20, 2011 10:11 pm
DesperateInRI wrote:
Desp,
There IS no reason to celebrate. This doesn't even scratch the surface!
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Re: 10/20/11 First time claims drop slightly. Yay!
by TR11005 Thu Oct 20, 2011 11:03 pm
The best thing happen is NATO killed a dictator. The big question will oil prices drop faster then unemployment.
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Re: 10/20/11 First time claims drop slightly. Yay!
by Guest Fri Oct 21, 2011 11:33 am
No celebration in deed. Here is the deal guys, we need to keep pounding them. This isn't close to being good news, they voted down a piece of the jobs bill and we need to call them on it. If some of them can sign petitions, so can we. No vote of a jobs bill = NO VOTE FOR YOU. It's one power we still have.
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Re: 10/20/11 First time claims drop slightly. Yay!
by Jobless_in_Ma Fri Oct 21, 2011 11:55 am
The celebration or the "yay" was sarcasm.
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