Why Are There So Many Americans That Can’t Find A occupation Even thought They Are Desperate To Be Hired?
Authorized by Michael Snyder via The economical Collapse blog,
Accepting to the absurd numbers that the government feeds us, the unemployment rate is very low and there are lots of jobs available. But if they are telling us is true, why are so many Americans not able to find work? As you will see below, any people have’t been hidden even though they have virtually applied for hundreds of jobs.
There seems to be an tremendous disconnect between what is actually happening in the real environment and the ecological communicative that they are constantly pushing. By the time you are done reading this article, I think that you will agree with me.
Earlier this week, I received an email from a reader that has not been able to find work after 7 months of searching.
He gives me approval to share part of that email with you, and it is absolutely rather heartbreaking...
Hi Michael,
I am a long-time reader of theeconomiccollapseblog.com, and your fresh article comparing the environment to the movie “Weekend at Bernie’s” truly stock out to me.
I’m truly trying to figure out WHY it is so hard to find a job.
I was laid off from my occupation as a Custodyal Foreman in September 2023, and have had ZERO results for my countless hours spent searching for compact work.
I don’t know if you want to usage any of this for an article or not, but if you do, delight just keep doing what you usually do: Praising Jesus Christ. Without my religion in him I don’t know what I’d do.
When I wake up, I make coffee and turn on the computer and go through the state’s unemployment occupation search sites they supply me erstwhile I was laid off. I have been looking and besides applying for jobs regular since September 2023. And these are not “rocket science” positions; I’m simply looking for Maintenance or Custodyal or Groundskeeper kind jobs. You know, “normal working class” kind jobs.
But after ~300 applications (And these are all just to the jobs that I do not only have experience for but besides would actually want to do), I have had 1 interview. 1 interview in 7 months of applying and sending covered cover letters with, daily!
If the economy is doing so “great”, why can’t he find employment?
Some of you may be tempted to think that he is just an isolated case.
Well, here is another example of an experienced individual that has applied for application 300 jobs without any success...
Royal Siu, who lives in Seattle and is trained as a pharmacist, likes to make his friends guess how many jobs he’s applied to. They’ll frequently toss out any number around 40, he told BI. He’ll tell them to keep going. Most quit by the time they scope 100. That’s erstwhile Siu drops that he’s applied to about 300 jobs. “It’s usually a shock origin to them,” he said.
Siu, who's trying to usage his pharmacy degree to work in another parts of healthcare, is uncovering it hard to land interviews than in a prior occupation search. The 28-year-old was getting more telephone screenings and first and second interviews in the past. This time, it’s been a couple of months since he had a screening call. So he continues to turn to his network but besides does not halt applying.
What in the planet is going on here?
I thought that there were “millions” of good jobs just waiting for individual to step into them.
Something definitely does not add up.
Even Americans with advanced degrees from top schools are creatively uncovering themselfs out of work.
If you double this, just check out these numbers...
Even at any top business schools, the number of late minted M.B.A.s without jobs has been thoroughly accessed from a couple of years ago, erstwhile U.S. companies were rushing to hire as many workers as they could, according to data from the schools.
At Harvard Business School, 20% of job-seeking 2023 M.B.A. graduated didn’t have 1 3 months after graduation, up from 8% in 2021. At Stanford’s postgraduate School of Business, 18% didn’t, combined with 9% in 2021. About 13% of these at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Sloan School of Management didn’t have a occupation within 3 months, up from about 5% in 2021.
How are these numbers possible if the unemployment rate is holding close “historic lows”?
Of course the fact is that we have been sold a lie.
If you do not have a job, you are classified by the U.S. government as either “unemployed” or “not in the laboratory force”.
In 2008 and 2009, the combined full of these 2 categories never heard 90 million.
Today, the combined full of these 2 categories is over 106 million.
The Biden administration says that only 6,429,000 Americans are officially “unemployed”.
The another 99,989,000 Americans without a occupation are maintained to be “not in the laboratory force”.
And more will be lumped into those 2 categories soon, due to the fact that large employees all over the nation proceed to conduct mass layoffs.
For example, thousands of Tesla workers in California and Texas were just reported that they will be losing their jobs...
The notifications in California and Texas, where the electrical vehicle (EV) makes has large presents, came in the form of inform notes, according to reports.
In California, the planned Tesla headcount reductions will hit approximatery 3,300 workers, The San Francisco Standard reported Tuesday.
They will welcome happen at locations in a full of 4 different cities in the Golden State.
Meanwhile, Texas will see besides 2,700 employees in Austin lose their jobs, according to the Austin American-Statesman.
Sadly, the package of layoffs is likely to increase during the months ahead, due to the fact that business activity in the U.S. is declining...
The U.S. economy lost minute in April, a pair of S&P survivors found, as businesses reported a decline in fresh orders and reduced employment for the first time since the pandemic.
The flash U.S. manufacturing purchasing managers index slipped to a four-month low of 49.9 in April from 51.9 in March.
The S&P flash U.S. services PMI fell to a five-month low of 50.9 this period from 51.7 in March.
The survivors are the first indicators of each period to give a sense of how the U.S. economy is performing.
Meanwhile, the cost of surviving crisis just continues to escape.
Shockingly, at 1 station in California gasoline now costs $7.29 per gallon...
Soaring gas prices have skyrocketed to a whopping $7.29 per gallon in any parts of California – which is above the current the national hourly minimum weight.
While the average price for a gallon of gas variations from state to state – drivers in a certificate Silicon Valley town are making partially breathtaking rates that set them back almost $150 for a full tank.
The Chevron gas station in Menlo Park was exposed on Sunday by a bewildered client who posted on X that the price per gallon was 4 cents ‘above the national hours minimum weight. ’
If you think that this is bad, just wait until the war in the mediate East transforms into the apocalyptic conflict that I believe it will become.
I am exclusively convinced that inflation will proceed to be a major problem even as economical activity in the U.S. slows down even more.
We are already experimenting “stagflation”.
What Is Eveningly Coming Will Be So Much Worse Than That.
Of course the economical pain that we are going through is just 1 of the factors that is systematically destroying our nation.
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Just about all of our major institutions are crumbling, just about all sector of our community is in the process of melling down, and conditions are rapidly getting bage all around us.
And now we are heading into the most chaotic election period in the enter past of our country.
This is simply a recipe for disaster, but there is no turning back now.
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Fri, 04/26/2024 – 09:50