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trplnkl
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Did you blame all the dems that did a no show when they were trying to fund the government before the last freakin day?
trplnkl
555
Well of course everything is as simple as that.
Am I wrong? If so, enlighten me because I am certain that's what the rep's kept claiming in the 2010 election.
Can you honestly say that any Bush era budget was worth the ink of a single copy when war spending wasn't even included?
moreluck
golden ticket member
Bargain !!!! ??????????????
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...aying-stimulus-cost-taxpayers-278000-per-job/
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...aying-stimulus-cost-taxpayers-278000-per-job/
Babagounj
Strength through joy
moreluck
golden ticket member
War on energy & jobs............
http://finance.townhall.com/columni...s_two-front_war_on_energy_and_jobs/page/full/
http://finance.townhall.com/columni...s_two-front_war_on_energy_and_jobs/page/full/
klein
Für Meno :)
I just hired 2 people for a weeks worth of work, and in the process of hiring a 3rd - hopefully she gets back to me, but I have many more lined upped, after I placed a help wanted ad last week.
That's how you create jobs - let the unemployed hire the unemployed !
wkmacs kind of way - under the table - government hands off !
That's how you create jobs - let the unemployed hire the unemployed !
wkmacs kind of way - under the table - government hands off !
klein
Für Meno :)
No need to. Had access to their resumes, and I did just managed to hire the 3rd girl.
Yup, you heard right, I hire young ladies if possible, - it's better for tips that we all share, plus they all have experience in the restaurant business, serving and dealing with cash.
They are very quick at that - exactly what I need, and they get paid about $1000 for the week net pay. Maybe more if tips are better.
moreluck
golden ticket member
Here in the U.S., it's not customary for proprietors to share in tips.....restaurant owners, beauty salons, etc.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Real Unemployment Rises to 16.2% in June -- 25.3 Million People
(CNSNews.com) –
This real unemployment rate – known as the U6 rate – has been climbing since February 2011 when it was at 15.9 percent. Real unemployment peaked in October of 2009 at 17.4 percent, before falling into the 16 percent range for much of 2010.
The real unemployment rate rose to 16.2 percent in June, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported on Friday, marking a return to levels not seen since January 2011.
The total number of people who were truly unemployed in June was 25.3 million -- the 14.1 million who were unemployed, the 2.7 million who were marginally attached to the workforce and the 8.6 million who were underemployed.
(CNSNews.com) –
This real unemployment rate – known as the U6 rate – has been climbing since February 2011 when it was at 15.9 percent. Real unemployment peaked in October of 2009 at 17.4 percent, before falling into the 16 percent range for much of 2010.
The real unemployment rate rose to 16.2 percent in June, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported on Friday, marking a return to levels not seen since January 2011.
The total number of people who were truly unemployed in June was 25.3 million -- the 14.1 million who were unemployed, the 2.7 million who were marginally attached to the workforce and the 8.6 million who were underemployed.
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