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The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) is leading a march to Parliament ahead of the medium-term budget policy statement (MTBPS) today. The action comes ahead of signs of further budget cuts, reduced social spending, and increased economic strain on working-class families. COSATU and civil society organisations want the minister to address the country's high unemployment rate and to implement a basic income grant, among other demands. Protesters are calling for the Minister to table a budget that speaks to the needs of poor and working-class South Africans. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Mlamli Maneli
The Democratic Alliance (DA) Leader John Steenhuisen says the DA is determined to ensure that every choice that is made will drive growth up and unemployment down. Steenhuisen was giving its progress in national government earlier today. He says the DA will not agree to further bail-outs for state-owned enterprises, the implementation of clauses 4 and 5 of BELA and the implementation of the National Health Insurance Scheme.
ZOOMER SQUAD: CANADA'S AGING POPULATION: FINANCIAL STRAINS, HOUSING CHALLENGES, AND HEALTH CARE UPDATES Guest Host Tasha Kheiriddin is joined by Bob Richardson, Public Affairs Consultant, Bill VanGorder, Chief Advocacy and Education Officer at CARP, and Anthony Quinn, Chief Community Officer at CARP. The panel explored why many seniors prefer to remain in their homes rather than relocate to often-overcrowded nursing facilities. Callers cited concerns about the financial cost and inconvenience of moving, as well as a strong emotional attachment to their long-time residences. LABOUR DISPUTES AND NATIONAL STRIKES IN CANADA Tasha is joined by Dr. Larry Savage, Professor of Labour Relations at Brock University, and Dr. Ian Lee, Associate Professor at the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University. The youth unemployment rate remains high, with significant struggles among young Canadians. Initially, temporary foreign workers were brought in to address labor shortages in agriculture and manual industries—sectors where Canadians have traditionally shown limited interest. This approach aimed to fill crucial gaps, but the ongoing economic challenges and rising unemployment rates among youth highlight the persistent struggles in the job market. HIGHWAY TRAFFIC THIS LONG WEEKEND & ROAD SAFETY AS KIDS GO BACK TO SCHOOL Tasha is now joined by Ontario Provincial Police's acting Sgt. Nicola Morris and Sgt. Ronald Gardner of Toronto Police Traffic Services. The guests offer essential tips and advice on road safety, which is particularly important with the school season approaching. They highlight crucial do's and don'ts to ensure children stay safe as they return to school, helping parents and drivers navigate increased traffic and potential hazards effectively.
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With high unemployment nationwide, the federal government says it's planning to reduce the number of temporary foreign workers in the country. But how will these rules impact temporary foreign workers in this province? For more, we spoke with Wanda Cuff-Young, vice-president of operations with Work Global Canada.
Nosipho Radebe speaks to Setlogane Manchidi, Head of CSI at InvestecSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Last week, the markets and the media melted down over well-founded recession fear. This week, in the aftermath, everyone will say it was all overblown. That's just normal. Meanwhile, the actual recession continues to progress and the data keeps showing momentum is all on that side. This includes yet another signal strongly correlated with unemployment. If that wasn't enough, yet more warnings from leisure and travel companies. Eurodollar University's Money & Macro AnalysisCNBC Everyone is talking about the Sahm recession indicator.https://www.cnbc.com/2024/08/05/recession-what-is-the-sahm-rule-and-why-is-everyone-talking-about-it.htmlCNBC Airbnb shares drop 14% on earnings miss as company warns of slowing U.S. demandhttps://www.cnbc.com/2024/08/06/airbnb-shares-drop-14percent-on-earnings-miss-as-company-warns-of-slowing-us-demand.htmlCNBC Southwest profit falls 46% as airline takes ‘urgent' steps to increase revenuehttps://www.cnbc.com/2024/07/25/southwest-airlines-luv-earnings-q2-2024.htmlBloomberg Delta's Disappointing Outlook Sends Warning on Summer Travelhttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-07-11/delta-s-outlook-misses-estimates-as-carriers-slash-summer-fareshttps://www.eurodollar.universityTwitter: https://twitter.com/JeffSnider_EDU
While mental health has become an increasingly important topic in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, a subject that remains relatively untouched is the topic of access to quality mental healthcare for those residing in rural and outlying areas in South Africa. Experts suggest that high unemployment, poverty, violence and political and economic instability have exacerbated the upsurge in mental health disorders. Addressing the even greater lack of accessibility among people living in rural and outlying areas, is one of the local healthcare sector's most pressing challenges
About Alexandra Renders I started Willow in 2009, after successfully navigating the 2000 financial crisis and tech bubble. I created my company based on what I know is true in my heart, that spiritual principles must become integral to business for capitalism to survive. Leading my team of five professionals, as a human and a leader, I can only control my feelings, my thoughts, and my actions to create an outcome I hope to see and in doing so, others will follow. I believe all humans want to experience love and acceptance whether they deny it or not. I wanted to be an ambassador of change and a living example of what an investment organization should be, and I wished to be a leader for positive change, and alchemists in shifting the financial world to one of spirit and love. My vision was to create a company based on shared values of personal empowerment & growth, love, safety, and a drive as changemakers to bring love and openness back in vogue. Because of this, our employees have unlimited access to coaches, therapists, and healers. We engage in team buildings days and systemic constellations. At Willow, a leader is promoted only when they show the core competency of manifesting Love, demonstrating self-awareness, instilling trust and driving results. http://investwithwillow.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/investwithwillow ------------------------------------------------------ When It Worked Podcast https://getoffthedamnphone.com/podcast 00:00:00 When It Worked Alexandra Renders 00:00:23 Three Lifelines, Us Marshals, Soda Gazes 00:01:23 Childrens Tv Quiz Mentos, Washington Monument 00:03:15 Women Owned Business 00:03:53 Women Owned Investment Companies Get Recognition 00:04:18 Financial Planners Role 401k, Mutual Funds 00:04:39 Self Managed Funds 00:05:22 Alexandra's Investment Training Differentiates Her From Financial Advisors 00:06:23 Markets Rallied Following Trumps Election Victory 00:07:55 Benefits Of Using Independent Investment Managers 00:08:20 Mutual Fund Managers Lack Experience 00:09:45 Market Outlook Reverse Stagflation, High Unemployment, Inflation 00:13:49 Disruptions In Global Supply, Rising Prices, Domino Effect 00:14:49 Stressed Investors Consider Conservative Options 00:15:51 Hi, Welcome To The Show! 00:16:21 Applause For Alexandras
Chairman of South Africa's Promise, Muzi Kuzwayo on the effects of high unemployment rate in growing an economy and on how that can stifle a concerted effort towards national building,See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Lerato Matji reports on the upcoming general elections that will take place in May in South Africa. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/support
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Singapore stocks opened slightly lower today after global equities closed largely on a positive note. In early trade, the Straits Times Index (STI) was down 0.1 per cent to 3,074.93 points after 21.2 million securities changed hands in the broader market. In terms of companies to watch for today, we have Nio. The electric vehicle player sank deeper into the red with a net loss of 4.6 billion yuan (S$868.7 million) for the third quarter of FY2023. Elsewhere from US job openings falling to a more than two-and-a-half year low in October to China blue-chip stocks hitting 5-year lows, more international and corporate headlines remain in focus. On Market View, The Evening Runway's finance presenter Chua Tian Tian dived into the details with David Poh, Head of Investment and ESG Strategies, South Asia, Amundi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
As Zimbabweans head to the polls this Wednesday, we take a look at the dire economic straits the country finds itself in. Inflation has gone from the single digits in 2017 to 77 percent this month, the currency has crashed against the US dollar, and high unemployment has led many to emigrate. While incumbent President Emmerson Mnangagwa has played up improved infrastructure on the campaign trail, his opponent Nelson Chamisa detailed a plan that he says will build Zimbabwe into a $100 billion economy.
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Join economist Dr. Orphe Divounguy and Chris Krug as they discuss the economic impact if the U.S. defaults on its debt including potential massive jumps in unemployment, significant housing market declines, and a stock market sell-off on this episode of Everyday Economics! Everyday Economics is an unrehearsed, free-flow discussion of the economic news shaping the day. The thoughts expressed by the hosts are theirs, unedited, and not necessarily the views of their respective organizations. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/everyday-economics7/support
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South Africa has fallen from its position of 93 last year in the Economic Freedom of the World Annual Report, released by the Free Market Foundation (FMF) and Canada's Fraser Institute, to 99 this year. This marks a further fall from the country's best ranking of forty-seventh in 2000. FMF director Eustace Davie attributes South Africa's worsening ranking among 165 jurisdictions monitored, to the deterioration of economic activity in the country, including its high unemployment rate. Fraser Institute resident fellow and coordinator of the Economic Freedom Network Fred McMahon adds that, when jurisdictions increase taxes and regulations, the public become less economically free, which means even slower economic growth and less investment. In particular, South Africa has declined from a score of 5.99 to 6.14 in terms of size of government, while the legal system and property rights score improved to 5.95 from 5.09 the previous year. On the access to sound money aspect, South Africa declined from a score of 8.21 to 8.24, and from 5.8 to 6.6 in terms of freedom to trade internationally. South Africa's score on regulation of credit, labour and business has also declined to 6.78 this year, from 7.16 in the prior year. On the other side of the spectrum, Hong Kong and Singapore have maintained their rankings atop the index, at first and second place, respectively, while Switzerland, New Zealand, Denmark, Australia, the US, Estonia, Mauritius and Ireland make up the remainder of the top ten. The Economic Freedom report was launched in 1996 to measure the ability of individuals to make their own economic decisions. FMF analyses several indicators such as regulation, size of government, property rights, government spending and taxation to produce its findings. This year's report captures 2020 data and, therefore, the effect of Covid-19-related restrictions. Among the ten lowest-rated countries are the Democratic Republic of Congo, Algeria, Congo-Brazzaville, Iran, Libya, Argentina, Syrian Arab Republic, Zimbabwe, Sudan and Venezuela. This year, South Africa ranks lower than its counterpart India, at ninetieth, but better than other counterparts Russia, which ranked ninety-fourth, Brazil, ranking at 114 and China, at 116. Moreover, McMahon says, where people are free to pursue their own opportunities and choices, they lead more prosperous, longer and healthier lives, with more political and civil liberties to boot. FMF associate Neil Emerick says that, while South Africa is a lively destination for investment, its large government, closed economy and overregulation are holding it back from realising this potential. Business and macroeconomic analyst Phumlani Majozi says South Africa's government continues to believe it can solve the country's problems by spending more. This while State-owned entities keep receiving billions of rands of bailouts. “We need government intervention in health, transport and energy infrastructure development, and for it to allow for the conducting of business easily and competitively,” he notes. Davie concludes that there is no reason why South Africans should not be as economically free or even more free than people living in Estonia, Mauritius or Ireland. “The people of South Africa should demand that their country set out to become one of the freest in the world, just as Mauritians set out to do and achieved in 20 years.”
South Africa has fallen from its position of 93 last year in the Economic Freedom of the World Annual Report, released by the Free Market Foundation (FMF) and Canada's Fraser Institute, to 99 this year. This marks a further fall from the country's best ranking of forty-seventh in 2000. FMF director Eustace Davie attributes South Africa's worsening ranking among 165 jurisdictions monitored, to the deterioration of economic activity in the country, including its high unemployment rate. Fraser Institute resident fellow and coordinator of the Economic Freedom Network Fred McMahon adds that, when jurisdictions increase taxes and regulations, the public become less economically free, which means even slower economic growth and less investment. In particular, South Africa has declined from a score of 5.99 to 6.14 in terms of size of government, while the legal system and property rights score improved to 5.95 from 5.09 the previous year. On the access to sound money aspect, South Africa declined from a score of 8.21 to 8.24, and from 5.8 to 6.6 in terms of freedom to trade internationally. South Africa's score on regulation of credit, labour and business has also declined to 6.78 this year, from 7.16 in the prior year. On the other side of the spectrum, Hong Kong and Singapore have maintained their rankings atop the index, at first and second place, respectively, while Switzerland, New Zealand, Denmark, Australia, the US, Estonia, Mauritius and Ireland make up the remainder of the top ten. The Economic Freedom report was launched in 1996 to measure the ability of individuals to make their own economic decisions. FMF analyses several indicators such as regulation, size of government, property rights, government spending and taxation to produce its findings. This year's report captures 2020 data and, therefore, the effect of Covid-19-related restrictions. Among the ten lowest-rated countries are the Democratic Republic of Congo, Algeria, Congo-Brazzaville, Iran, Libya, Argentina, Syrian Arab Republic, Zimbabwe, Sudan and Venezuela. This year, South Africa ranks lower than its counterpart India, at ninetieth, but better than other counterparts Russia, which ranked ninety-fourth, Brazil, ranking at 114 and China, at 116. Moreover, McMahon says, where people are free to pursue their own opportunities and choices, they lead more prosperous, longer and healthier lives, with more political and civil liberties to boot. FMF associate Neil Emerick says that, while South Africa is a lively destination for investment, its large government, closed economy and overregulation are holding it back from realising this potential. Business and macroeconomic analyst Phumlani Majozi says South Africa's government continues to believe it can solve the country's problems by spending more. This while State-owned entities keep receiving billions of rands of bailouts. “We need government intervention in health, transport and energy infrastructure development, and for it to allow for the conducting of business easily and competitively,” he notes. Davie concludes that there is no reason why South Africans should not be as economically free or even more free than people living in Estonia, Mauritius or Ireland. “The people of South Africa should demand that their country set out to become one of the freest in the world, just as Mauritians set out to do and achieved in 20 years.”
Tom welcomes back Gareth Soloway, President, CEO & Chief Market Strategist for InTheMoneyStocks. Gareth discusses how institutions are often invested in the latest hot thing. They are now in oil, and we're likely to see further downside in oil. Funds are continually looking for the next thing to rotate into, and now we're back to tech stocks. Later in the cycle, we will get to a panic point. Sometimes being in cash is the best place. The bottom will be in when we reach the acceptance step of the grief stages. When everyone is frustrated with markets, you will recognize the bottom. We're currently hovering around the 2017 high for Bitcoin, and we will probably see 25k in a rebound. There are many similarities between crypto and the dot com bubble. We need to see 80-85% decline, as there are far too many other coins. When everyone is calling a bottom usually means we haven't reached that point yet. Gareth believes the Fed will change policy when unemployment rises significantly. The Fed will then be caught between inflation and unemployment, which will steadily worsen. We could quite possibly see a depression scenario by 2030. Bond volatility is indicative of markets that are dealing with something serious. Keep in mind, when there is turmoil in markets, there is also opportunity. Time Stamp References:0:00 - Introduction0:35 - Institutions & Oil4:00 - Grief Stages5:03 - Bitcoin10:56 - Fighting the Fed14:00 - Unemployment & Inflation15:19 - Bonds & Volatility17:23 - Fed Funds & Dollar19:28 - Euro Weakness20:40 - Turmoil & Opportunity21:38 - The Dollar & Gold23:18 - Trading24:13 - Russian Ruble25:20 - Wrap Up Guest Links:Twitter: https://twitter.com/GarethSolowayWebsite: https://inthemoneystocks.com/Website: https://verifiedinvestingcrypto.comBlog: https://inthemoneystocks.com/author/gareth/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gareth-soloway-60827953/2008 Video: https://youtu.be/xxdP5xWIMkc Chief Market Strategist Gareth Soloway has been an avid swing and day trader since his days at Binghamton University, where he studied Economics. After college, Gareth quickly excelled as a financial adviser, but his heart was always in swing and day trading. He had this long-standing belief that he could help investors make more money by advising them on shorter-term investments (holding a stock for days to weeks) than the buy and hold crowd who lost 50% of their money during every market collapse. "Why not profit during the bear markets just like the bull markets," he said. So while helping others gain financial independence during the day, he spent his nights studying charts and price action, developing a unique market trading system that put his profits on a rocket ship. Some nights he would barely sleep when he found a new technique that was proven, once back-tested. After building his wealth through trading in 2004, he left the financial industry to trade his own money and study charts and technical signals. This was when he met Nicholas Santiago. The two top traders spent days trading stocks/futures together, and nights putting their collective brainpower into the pure genius that would become the PPT Methodology. InTheMoneyStocks was launched in 2007 once the PPT Methodology was perfected. Gareth's goal was to help average investors beat the best hedge funds and traders on Wall Street by teaching them the methodology and giving them his trades as he took them LIVE! Since 2007, Chief Market Strategist Gareth Soloway has maintained an over 80% success rate on swing trade alerts (verified 300+ trades per year) given to members in Verified Investing Alerts (formally named the Research Center) and a confirmed 94% success rate on day trades in the Live Day Trading Chat Room. He has given lectures at colleges around the United States, been asked to train hedge fund traders in other countries, and taught thousands of investors how to invest and trade profitably,
A well-known IT professional in China recently suggested on social media that job applicants could pay employers to get work, and address the nation's youth unemployment issue. The suggestion attracted significant attention and criticism, as similar practices already exist in China's IT industry— where graduates pay companies off the books to intern. The IT professional, […]
Ultra-fast food and grocery delivery companies in India are facing a significant shortage of delivery executives at a time when the unemployment rate is at an all-time high. Sridhar Krishna discusses with Anupam Manur and Sudisha Mishra the reasons why this might be happening, how the shortage inadvertently conveys what gig workers want, and what can be done to make these jobs more attractive. Recommended readings: How shortage of gig workers is affecting services of food-delivery, quick commerce startups Indian economy's great dichotomy: Labour shortage amidst job losses! To Fix the Labor Shortage, Solve the Care Crisis.Follow Sridhar on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sridhar_kriFollow Anupam on Twitter: https://twitter.com/anupammanurFollow Sudisha on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sudishamishraCheck out Takshashila's courses: https://school.takshashila.org.in/You can listen to this show and other incredible shows on the new and improved IVM Podcast App on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/iosYou can check out our website at https://www.ivmpodcasts.com
Talent Search To Reduce High Unemployment Rate In South Africa. Learn To Earn A Living Earnestly & Not Depend Too Much On Government or Stealing I do not believe continuous handouts to sustain any individual social grants of a country for the youth; in a long run is the ultimate solution to substitute unemployment for a dependency syndrome. Companies and Governments must offer alternative permanent job creation opportunities, for people to add value to society and appreciate their self-worth for being employed. We Need Youth Employment Service Program Projects like "Shoes & Sneakers Comedy Cartel" to develop creative talent and life skills should be part of our education curriculum. Entrepreneurship must be taught at high schools as a compulsory foundation course. This will prepare students for vocational training, instead of limiting their scope of interest and development to pursue academic studies. This basically is how you prepare a developing nation into self-reliance, on skills development to kick-start small business initiatives to grow the economy. high unemployment rate in South Africa The high Unemployment rate in South Africa The only way to realize our true potential as a nation is to become successful individuals in our own rights. Improving our technical and vocational creative skills and talents is a wise investment in the human capital development vision and the national plan. We need skills that are exportable and will not restrict individuals from finding job opportunities outside of South Africa. Placing race, colour, gender, and religion or nepotism impediments in employing citizens; is prejudice to their abilities to deliver better skills with qualifications, to employers. This is a deceitful attempt to undermine the rights of seriously qualified and credible job seekers to earn an honest living. Trevor Noah, Elon Musk, Charlize Theron, Bonang Matheba, and many other S.A. celebrities who left the country for overseas greener pastures; are the reason why our country is lacking in talent to create and manufacture our own S.A. brands to export abroad. I'll be the next to follow. The UK, USA, Canada, and European countries are where aspiring individuals with tongue and cheek need to focus their attention, goals, and ambitions. To prepare, thrive, and build legacies for themselves. This is how we can begin to set high standards for professional personal achievements. Setting high standards is not an option, but a necessary tool for our follow-up succession planning. This talent job creation drive is to improve writers and develop new authors in the townships to groom creativity and new skills. Read more about alternatives. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/isaac-khonjelwayo/message
Sifiso Skenjana speaks on what policies are needed to turn the tide in SA's unemployment rate with International Labour Organisation, employment policy specialist, Dr Bernd Mueller. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Every issue Americans are facing today will be blamed on Russia invading Ukraine. This will be in an effort for the Biden administration to cover for their overwhelming, unprecedented failures. From soaring energy and food prices, southern border issues, high crime in urban areas, to supply chain slowdowns, higher interest rates, to the fact that your favorite sports team lost, will all be blamed on Russia/Putin. Mark my words. They lie. Authoritarian politicians will always lie to the people to protect and increase their own power.
Military Times Columnist Kerry Irvin stops by to break down the extraordinarily high unemployment rate among military spouses, including some reasons why that's the case and some ideas for addressing it.
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The unemployment rate seems to keep climbing and yet at the same time, so is the number of employers who are saying they can't find anyone to fill positions. How can this be and what can be done to fix it? Guest: Marvin Ryder, Associate Professor of Marketing, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University - What do you do when you have an asteroid hurtling at your planet at tens of thousands of kilometres an hour? Send something fast and heavy right back at it! Or at least that's what NASA is intending to test with its DART program. Could intentionally crashing something into an asteroid slow it down enough to have any real effect? Guest: Dr. Jesse Rogerson, Astrophysicist; Assistant Professor, Department of Science & Technology Studies, York University - When two teams have a strong enough rivalry, fans will come from near and far to see them play because you always know that you're going to get a good show. Have rivalries reach their climax and are they getting to be too much or are fans getting exactly what they want? Guest: Steve Foxcroft, Sports Broadcaster, NFL Chain Gang Member, NBA Court-side Administrator & Vice-President, Fluke Transport See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mukundi Budeli and Chris Hattingh discuss the biggest news & economics stories for the week ending 27 August 2021.
Disparities between Black workers and white workers in employment and labor force participation existed long before the coronavirus pandemic, and the economic recovery following easing of COVID-19 restrictions has been felt unevenly, especially for Black teens. On this episode, expert Kristen Broady discusses her research on this problem and shares policy ideas for a more equitable economic recovery. Broady is a fellow in the Metropolitan Policy Program at Brookings and a professor of financial economics, on leave, at Dillard University in New Orleans. Show notes and transcript: Follow Brookings podcasts on Apple or Google podcasts, or on Spotify. Send feedback email to , and follow us and tweet us at on Twitter. The Brookings Cafeteria is part of the .
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At the beginning of non-stop talk, Rich Zeoli examines the lasting repercussions of the high unemployment rates in Philadelphia and in the United States. Some of these lasting effects include a recent surge in the cost of goods as well as contributing to inflation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Record high unemployment statistics in South Africa, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic have forced children to become bread winners. As Youth Month kicks off in the country -- Childline South Africa -- says young girls are resorting to sex work in order to feed their families, as the pandemic has rendered their parents jobless. Through the Grow, Learn and Own programme, the organisation empowers teenagers with entrepreneurial skills to become economically independent and self-sufficient.
Phil, Kris, and Tanya discuss wage inflation, recruiting, and how to ascertain who is a good fit for a job.
Special Guest Alex Sanfilippo Alex combines years of Operations Management and Branding background to bring a unique perspective on how people are viewed and what they can do to bring a new dimension to how they can be a successful part of a winning business. After speaking at conferences and launching his own podcast helping businesses and people transform their brand, he decided to start his own community - creatingabrand.com. His goal is to help people succeed in life and business! Join him to share your journey and grow beyond where you are today. Breakdown of today's podcast:Changes in the employment marketYoung people continue to struggle recovering from the last recessionHigh School / College student graduation - what is next?What industries and companies are doing well? Where are all the jobs?Candidates need to understand and look at the future of jobs and the economyRe-branding who you are so hiring managers and leaders of today decide to hire you.How does someone that worked in one industry for 20 years change who they areHomemakers or stay at home moms and how they can change perceptionsAlex's emphasis on Hard Skills vs Soft Skills Job changes are not attractiveWhat do hiring manager's look for?Soft Skills - How people can cross over to different industries or jobsShould companies automatically disqualify candidatesExplaining gaps on resumesStop writing a resume as a job description, rather a skills description.Resume Magic – Is your resume preventing you from getting a job? Are companies not responding because you don't know how to articulate your experience. If you want a free initial consultation and someone to hire for resume help, contact Michael Glinter at michael@michaelglinter.com Guest Info Alex is an operations leader in Jacksonville for an Aerospace company and an expert in creating a brand! Alex Sanfilippo Community Advocate | Creating a Brand E: alex@creatingabrand.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexsanfilippo/ www.CreatingaBrand.com GLINTER SOCIAL MEDIA AND CONTACT INFO michael@michaelglinter.com (Email) http://bit.ly/michaelglinter (Podcast) http://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelglinter2 (Linked In) #MichaelAGlinter (Twitter) http://www.facebook.com/michael.glinter (Facebook) https://www.youtube.com/c/MichaelGlinter (YouTube) www.michaelglinter.com (Website)
On the latest Tipping Point New Mexico Paul discusses the fact that the CDC has now confirmed that he was correct in questioning "surface spread" of COVID over a year ago. Last year at this time Mayor Keller shut down Albuquerque playgrounds and parks. Paul and his family did not obey these restrictions and were criticized for it at the time. NM has high unemployment and yet businesses can’t find workers because too many are getting checks for doing nothing. Some "blue" states are making COVID rules permanent. Paul is concerned this could happen in New Mexico. Scott Elder has a brand new contract at APS. Paul and Wally discuss the particulars and problems with the contract. A new report finds the US Department of Interior (headed by Deb Haaland of New Mexico) is shortchanging NM on conservation funding. The Biden Administration wants another $2 trillion “Stimulus” infrastructure via the so-called "American Jobs Plan." Paul discusses the fact that most of the money Biden wants to spend in the bill is not infrastructure-related. He also outlines a few policy changes that COULD be addressed if Biden actually wanted to improve infrastructure in the US.
Apr 15, 2021 at 7:19 PMBULL BULL BULL Specific Cryptocurrency,news 15th April 2021Cryptocurrency News for 15th April 2021 Heaps.m4aBULL BULL BULL Specific Cryptocurrency,news 15th April 2021Today I talk about the following:1.Why I am so BULLISH2.Parabolic - no supply of specific crypto ok3.Eth is still bleeding. Problems with Ledger Nano X and S due to ETH's Berlin Fork not great. Not Syncing4.Coinbase listing & news5.Tezos and Societe Generale this is huge - Tezos looks like Theta to me 6.Cardano prepares for Plutus 7.ADA being used by ITrust Capital Retirement - huge ( IRA)8.ETH trouble with Berlin which is supposed to reduce Gas fees.9.Huge story for Polygon (Matic) the Artvarters -HUGE FOR MATIC10.PAYPAL making heaps out the Crypto market - doing $200m a month making more money than their underlying old business.. The fees would be obscene - on the currencies side they charge a fortune.11.CME,JPM, and Morgan Stanley Group buying more BTC12.AXA now accepting Crypto13.Chainlink 2 GENIUS MY VALUATION IS INCREASED ON THIS 14.XRP - NOVATTI TO LEVERAGE RIPPLENET AND XRP CROSS PAYMENTS WORLD 15.US ECONOMICS FIGURES FOR OUTPUT TERRIBLE, REDUCED RECEIPTS, MORE PAYMENTS, HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT , PRICES ARE RISING DRAMATICALLY, WILL BE MORE STIMULUS - TRILLIONS - WHILE BANKS ARE MAKING RECORD PROFITS.16.RISK ADJUSTED RETURNS THE KEY17.BUY GOLD,SILVER, COLLECTIBLES, OLD GREAT SPECIFIC CRYPTO ASSETS - USE THEM AS COLLATERAL NEVER SELL THEM.18. CRYPTO COULD BE TOKENIZED - MASSIVE19. POSSIBLE WAR - RUSSIA ? IRAN? COLD WAR NOW WITH RUSSIA ,UKRAINE,USA and more. 20.Fiat markets and more .21.ADA,XRP,TKY,BTT,TRX,VET,LINK,DOT,SXP,WXT,MFT,MATIC,POLYGON,CHZ,CRO,BNB,RISK ADJUSTED RETURN,SHARPE RATIOS, VOLATILITY,COIN,XTZ,BTC,ETH,COSMOS,ATARI,PAYPAL,CME,AXA,LINK AND XRP
BULL BULL BULL Specific Cryptocurrency,news 15th April 2021Today I talk about the following:1.Why I am so BULLISH2.Parabolic - no supply of specific crypto ok3.Eth is still bleeding. Problems with Ledger Nano X and S due to ETH's Berlin Fork not great. Not Syncing4.Coinbase listing & news5.Tezos and Societe Generale this is huge - Tezos looks like Theta to me 6.Cardano prepares for Plutus 7.ADA being used by ITrust Capital Retirement - huge ( IRA)8.ETH trouble with Berlin which is supposed to reduce Gas fees.9.Huge story for Polygon (Matic) the Artvarters -HUGE FOR MATIC10.PAYPAL making heaps out the Crypto market - doing $200m a month making more money than their underlying old business.. The fees would be obscene - on the currencies side they charge a fortune.11.CME,JPM, and Morgan Stanley Group buying more BTC12.AXA now accepting Crypto13.Chainlink 2 GENIUS MY VALUATION IS INCREASED ON THIS 14.XRP - NOVATTI TO LEVERAGE RIPPLENET AND XRP CROSS PAYMENTS WORLD 15.US ECONOMICS FIGURES FOR OUTPUT TERRIBLE, REDUCED RECEIPTS, MORE PAYMENTS, HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT , PRICES ARE RISING DRAMATICALLY, WILL BE MORE STIMULUS - TRILLIONS - WHILE BANKS ARE MAKING RECORD PROFITS.16.RISK ADJUSTED RETURNS THE KEY17.BUY GOLD,SILVER, COLLECTIBLES, OLD GREAT SPECIFIC CRYPTO ASSETS - USE THEM AS COLLATERAL NEVER SELL THEM.18. CRYPTO COULD BE TOKENIZED - MASSIVE19. POSSIBLE WAR - RUSSIA ? IRAN? COLD WAR NOW WITH RUSSIA ,UKRAINE,USA and more. 20.Fiat markets and more .21.ADA,XRP,TKY,BTT,TRX,VET,LINK,DOT,SXP,WXT,MFT,MATIC,POLYGON,CHZ,CRO,BNB,RISK ADJUSTED RETURN,SHARPE RATIOS, VOLATILITY,COIN,XTZ,BTC,ETH,COSMOS,ATARI,PAYPAL,CME,AXA,LINK AND XRP Fiat MarketsJUSTIN SUNassetsbnbbtcbullishchzcoinbasecollateralcryptocurrenciesdotethgoldlinksilversxptokenizedtrxvechainwarxrp
Apr 15, 2021 at 7:19 PMBULL BULL BULL Specific Cryptocurrency,news 15th April 2021Cryptocurrency News for 15th April 2021 Heaps.m4aBULL BULL BULL Specific Cryptocurrency,news 15th April 2021Today I talk about the following:1.Why I am so BULLISH2.Parabolic - no supply of specific crypto ok3.Eth is still bleeding. Problems with Ledger Nano X and S due to ETH's Berlin Fork not great. Not Syncing4.Coinbase listing & news5.Tezos and Societe Generale this is huge - Tezos looks like Theta to me 6.Cardano prepares for Plutus 7.ADA being used by ITrust Capital Retirement - huge ( IRA)8.ETH trouble with Berlin which is supposed to reduce Gas fees.9.Huge story for Polygon (Matic) the Artvarters -HUGE FOR MATIC10.PAYPAL making heaps out the Crypto market - doing $200m a month making more money than their underlying old business.. The fees would be obscene - on the currencies side they charge a fortune.11.CME,JPM, and Morgan Stanley Group buying more BTC12.AXA now accepting Crypto13.Chainlink 2 GENIUS MY VALUATION IS INCREASED ON THIS 14.XRP - NOVATTI TO LEVERAGE RIPPLENET AND XRP CROSS PAYMENTS WORLD 15.US ECONOMICS FIGURES FOR OUTPUT TERRIBLE, REDUCED RECEIPTS, MORE PAYMENTS, HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT , PRICES ARE RISING DRAMATICALLY, WILL BE MORE STIMULUS - TRILLIONS - WHILE BANKS ARE MAKING RECORD PROFITS.16.RISK ADJUSTED RETURNS THE KEY17.BUY GOLD,SILVER, COLLECTIBLES, OLD GREAT SPECIFIC CRYPTO ASSETS - USE THEM AS COLLATERAL NEVER SELL THEM.18. CRYPTO COULD BE TOKENIZED - MASSIVE19. POSSIBLE WAR - RUSSIA ? IRAN? COLD WAR NOW WITH RUSSIA ,UKRAINE,USA and more. 20.Fiat markets and more .21.ADA,XRP,TKY,BTT,TRX,VET,LINK,DOT,SXP,WXT,MFT,MATIC,POLYGON,CHZ,CRO,BNB,RISK ADJUSTED RETURN,SHARPE RATIOS, VOLATILITY,COIN,XTZ,BTC,ETH,COSMOS,ATARI,PAYPAL,CME,AXA,LINK AND XRP
BULL BULL BULL Specific Cryptocurrency,news 15th April 2021Today I talk about the following:1.Why I am so BULLISH2.Parabolic - no supply of specific crypto ok3.Eth is still bleeding. Problems with Ledger Nano X and S due to ETH's Berlin Fork not great. Not Syncing4.Coinbase listing & news5.Tezos and Societe Generale this is huge - Tezos looks like Theta to me 6.Cardano prepares for Plutus 7.ADA being used by ITrust Capital Retirement - huge ( IRA)8.ETH trouble with Berlin which is supposed to reduce Gas fees.9.Huge story for Polygon (Matic) the Artvarters -HUGE FOR MATIC10.PAYPAL making heaps out the Crypto market - doing $200m a month making more money than their underlying old business.. The fees would be obscene - on the currencies side they charge a fortune.11.CME,JPM, and Morgan Stanley Group buying more BTC12.AXA now accepting Crypto13.Chainlink 2 GENIUS MY VALUATION IS INCREASED ON THIS 14.XRP - NOVATTI TO LEVERAGE RIPPLENET AND XRP CROSS PAYMENTS WORLD 15.US ECONOMICS FIGURES FOR OUTPUT TERRIBLE, REDUCED RECEIPTS, MORE PAYMENTS, HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT , PRICES ARE RISING DRAMATICALLY, WILL BE MORE STIMULUS - TRILLIONS - WHILE BANKS ARE MAKING RECORD PROFITS.16.RISK ADJUSTED RETURNS THE KEY17.BUY GOLD,SILVER, COLLECTIBLES, OLD GREAT SPECIFIC CRYPTO ASSETS - USE THEM AS COLLATERAL NEVER SELL THEM.18. CRYPTO COULD BE TOKENIZED - MASSIVE19. POSSIBLE WAR - RUSSIA ? IRAN? COLD WAR NOW WITH RUSSIA ,UKRAINE,USA and more. 20.Fiat markets and more .21.ADA,XRP,TKY,BTT,TRX,VET,LINK,DOT,SXP,WXT,MFT,MATIC,POLYGON,CHZ,CRO,BNB,RISK ADJUSTED RETURN,SHARPE RATIOS, VOLATILITY,COIN,XTZ,BTC,ETH,COSMOS,ATARI,PAYPAL,CME,AXA,LINK AND XRP Fiat MarketsJUSTIN SUNassetsbnbbtcbullishchzcoinbasecollateralcryptocurrenciesdotethgoldlinksilversxptokenizedtrxvechainwarxrp
Apr 15, 2021 at 7:19 PMBULL BULL BULL Specific Cryptocurrency,news 15th April 2021Cryptocurrency News for 15th April 2021 Heaps.m4aBULL BULL BULL Specific Cryptocurrency,news 15th April 2021Today I talk about the following:1.Why I am so BULLISH2.Parabolic - no supply of specific crypto ok3.Eth is still bleeding. Problems with Ledger Nano X and S due to ETH's Berlin Fork not great. Not Syncing4.Coinbase listing & news5.Tezos and Societe Generale this is huge - Tezos looks like Theta to me 6.Cardano prepares for Plutus 7.ADA being used by ITrust Capital Retirement - huge ( IRA)8.ETH trouble with Berlin which is supposed to reduce Gas fees.9.Huge story for Polygon (Matic) the Artvarters -HUGE FOR MATIC10.PAYPAL making heaps out the Crypto market - doing $200m a month making more money than their underlying old business.. The fees would be obscene - on the currencies side they charge a fortune.11.CME,JPM, and Morgan Stanley Group buying more BTC12.AXA now accepting Crypto13.Chainlink 2 GENIUS MY VALUATION IS INCREASED ON THIS 14.XRP - NOVATTI TO LEVERAGE RIPPLENET AND XRP CROSS PAYMENTS WORLD 15.US ECONOMICS FIGURES FOR OUTPUT TERRIBLE, REDUCED RECEIPTS, MORE PAYMENTS, HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT , PRICES ARE RISING DRAMATICALLY, WILL BE MORE STIMULUS - TRILLIONS - WHILE BANKS ARE MAKING RECORD PROFITS.16.RISK ADJUSTED RETURNS THE KEY17.BUY GOLD,SILVER, COLLECTIBLES, OLD GREAT SPECIFIC CRYPTO ASSETS - USE THEM AS COLLATERAL NEVER SELL THEM.18. CRYPTO COULD BE TOKENIZED - MASSIVE19. POSSIBLE WAR - RUSSIA ? IRAN? COLD WAR NOW WITH RUSSIA ,UKRAINE,USA and more. 20.Fiat markets and more .21.ADA,XRP,TKY,BTT,TRX,VET,LINK,DOT,SXP,WXT,MFT,MATIC,POLYGON,CHZ,CRO,BNB,RISK ADJUSTED RETURN,SHARPE RATIOS, VOLATILITY,COIN,XTZ,BTC,ETH,COSMOS,ATARI,PAYPAL,CME,AXA,LINK AND XRP
BULL BULL BULL Specific Cryptocurrency,news 15th April 2021Today I talk about the following:1.Why I am so BULLISH2.Parabolic - no supply of specific crypto ok3.Eth is still bleeding. Problems with Ledger Nano X and S due to ETH's Berlin Fork not great. Not Syncing4.Coinbase listing & news5.Tezos and Societe Generale this is huge - Tezos looks like Theta to me 6.Cardano prepares for Plutus 7.ADA being used by ITrust Capital Retirement - huge ( IRA)8.ETH trouble with Berlin which is supposed to reduce Gas fees.9.Huge story for Polygon (Matic) the Artvarters -HUGE FOR MATIC10.PAYPAL making heaps out the Crypto market - doing $200m a month making more money than their underlying old business.. The fees would be obscene - on the currencies side they charge a fortune.11.CME,JPM, and Morgan Stanley Group buying more BTC12.AXA now accepting Crypto13.Chainlink 2 GENIUS MY VALUATION IS INCREASED ON THIS 14.XRP - NOVATTI TO LEVERAGE RIPPLENET AND XRP CROSS PAYMENTS WORLD 15.US ECONOMICS FIGURES FOR OUTPUT TERRIBLE, REDUCED RECEIPTS, MORE PAYMENTS, HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT , PRICES ARE RISING DRAMATICALLY, WILL BE MORE STIMULUS - TRILLIONS - WHILE BANKS ARE MAKING RECORD PROFITS.16.RISK ADJUSTED RETURNS THE KEY17.BUY GOLD,SILVER, COLLECTIBLES, OLD GREAT SPECIFIC CRYPTO ASSETS - USE THEM AS COLLATERAL NEVER SELL THEM.18. CRYPTO COULD BE TOKENIZED - MASSIVE19. POSSIBLE WAR - RUSSIA ? IRAN? COLD WAR NOW WITH RUSSIA ,UKRAINE,USA and more. 20.Fiat markets and more .21.ADA,XRP,TKY,BTT,TRX,VET,LINK,DOT,SXP,WXT,MFT,MATIC,POLYGON,CHZ,CRO,BNB,RISK ADJUSTED RETURN,SHARPE RATIOS, VOLATILITY,COIN,XTZ,BTC,ETH,COSMOS,ATARI,PAYPAL,CME,AXA,LINK AND XRP Fiat MarketsJUSTIN SUNassetsbnbbtcbullishchzcoinbasecollateralcryptocurrenciesdotethgoldlinksilversxptokenizedtrxvechainwarxrp
This episode is a response to my experience in Autozone earlier this week - the manager was asking everyone in line if they or someone they knew wanted a job. He indicated that it was the unemployment pay and stimulus that kept people from coming back to work I had heard the same thing from my fridge repairman who said he was working overtime because his friends didn't want to go back to work. Is it really true that unemployment pay and stimulus is keeping people from working? What does this mean for the future of our economy? What do want to happen going forward? I shared my expiernece on social media and it lead to a variety of different opinions about the effectiveness of the unemployment pay, to the transitioning nature of our workforce, and what employers would need to do to attrack employees. In this episode I'm going to bring you several different angles and things to consider when thinking about the impacts and alternatives of unemployment pay, stimulus, and how it is shaping our (US) economy. We will also talk about the importance of psychological safety, and poverty, and how they relates to criminal behavior What are you thoughts on unemployment and stimulus pay? What about Universal Basic Income? Here are the stunningly good results from the Stockton Universal Basic Income experiment
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South Africa has the highest number of unemployed youth with thousands of graduates jobless. It appears the Higher Education system provides free or heavily subsidised education and training that produce skills that employers do not need. In the Covid-19 era, the delivery of content is another challenge, are the institutions adapting to the new virtual world. Veteran broadcaster Tim Modise poised all these questions and to the Deputy Minister of Higher Education; Mr Buti Manamela.
South Africa has the highest number of unemployed youth with thousands of graduates jobless. It appears the Higher Education system provides free or heavily subsidised education and training that produce skills that employers do not need. In the Covid-19 era, the delivery of content is another challenge, are the institutions adapting to the new virtual world. Veteran broadcaster Tim Modise poised all these questions and to the Deputy Minister of Higher Education; Mr Buti Manamela.
Kicking off the fourth season of Since Sliced Bread is a conversation with Marjorie Hellmer, president, Cypress Research Associates, a firm that has conducted research on the baking industry’s behalf for 18 years. Ms. Hellmer will discuss how the industry has evolved since Cypress conducted the 2016 Workforce Gap Study commissioned by the American Bakers Association and the American Society of Baking and break down the extent of the skills gap as well as the shortage of labor.
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We discuss a new RAND research center focused on racial equity policy; L.A.’s high unemployment, and why some groups are worse off than others; what might happen if China develops a successful COVID-19 vaccine; how the U.S. military services approach leadership; eating habits among people in the UK; and the national security risks of an insider threat at Twitter. For more information on this week’s episode, visit rand.org/podcast.
MSNBC’s Ari Melber hosts “The Beat” on Wednesday, 7/29 and reports on the GOP still indecisive about passing a new economic relief bill to replace the current one, which expires this coming Friday. In a special report, Melber discusses the four major tech company CEOS who testified before Congress today and how they’ve amassed unprecedented wealth even during this economic crisis. Former Acting U.S. Solicitor General Neal Katyal joins.
Trump Administration Defies Supreme Court, Rejects New DACA Applications Advocates for immigrants in California are blasting the Trump administration for its decision to reject new applications for the DACA program, which allows undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children to stay in the country. The Administration’s decision comes in spite of a Supreme Court ruling last month striking down President Trump’s attempt to end the program Reporter: Tyche Hendricks, KQED CA Sues Trump Administration to Include Undocumented Residents in the Census Last week President Trump issued a memorandum ordering that undocumented residents not be counted when it comes to determining seats in Congress. California’s Attorney General Xavier Becerra responded yesterday with a lawsuit arguing that counting everyone is a constitutional mandate, and not including the undocumented could cost California seats in Congress. L.A. County's Atlantic Avenue is Quiet Amid High Unemployment we've been checking in on how the pandemic has affected people along L.A. County's Atlantic Avenue, a thoroughfare more than 20 mile long that cuts through a variety of working class communities, with large Black, Latino and immigrant populations. Today we hear from Reginald Hall, who lives just off of Atlantic. Guest: Reginald Hall, Atlantic avenue resident Esselen Tribe Purchases 1,200 Acres of Ancestral Land For the first time in more than two centuries, The Esselen tribe in the picturesque Big Sur area has land to call its own. Through a state grant, the Monterey county tribe this week purchased almost 1,200 acres of its traditional territory. Reporter: Matt Guilhem, KCRW
Just days before President Ahmed celebrated the first anniversary of her historic Presidency, she was tasked with delivering her first State of the Union message before a joint session of Congress. The general consensus from both political and journalistic observers was that the speech's intent was to serve as an igniter for her 2024 Presidential re-election bid. The topics ranged from a proposal to increase the number of judicial seats on the Supreme Court bench from nine to fifteen; stressed the fact that for the first time in over one hundred years not a single U S military troop was assigned to a duty station on foreign soil; and should the American people allow her another term in office as their President, she guaranteed that every individual, living within the borders of this great and generous nation, would enjoy free health care consideration with no drop in the quality of service provided. Support Our Podcast - Find 1st Amendment News T-Shirts and Travel Mugs at:https://www.zazzle.com/store/pop_and_kks_place/products Support the show (https://paypal.me/1stAmendmentNewsPodc?locale.x=en_US)
With Department of Labor unemployment figures projected to hit at or near the twenty percent level, the Ahmed administration is scrambling to downplay the horrific jobless rate; while at the same time, top level White House economic advisers continue to spin the benefits of the soon to be implemented, yet extremely costly, Medicare-Embrace program. However; critics of the President's expensive new "healthcare for all" program cite that of the many negative attributes associated with nullifying the private healthcare industry - the most devastating will be the annual 3.5 trillion dollar price tag and the one trillion dollar annual loss in revenue, along with the loss of an additional three million jobs. Support Our Podcast - Find 1st Amendment News T-Shirts and Travel Mugs at:https://www.zazzle.com/store/pop_and_kks_place/products Support the show (https://paypal.me/1stAmendmentNewsPodc?locale.x=en_US)
Under strong pressure from privately owned insurance company advocates and growing evidence that implementation of the proposed Medicare-Embrace ( the Medical coverage for all program cost burden), would devastate the nation's economy, the White House announced a temporary stall in the implementation of the plan. By early spring, all Medicare and Medicaid recipients were to have been introduced into the Phase One segment of the program; all remaining uninsured beneficiaries would have fallen into the program under the Phase Two segment in late spring. By August 1st, 2024; all privately insured legatees were scheduled to be absorbed into the coverage policy with Phase Three; and seventy-five percent of private insurance assets would have been absorbed into the Medicare-Embrace fund on September 1st, 2024. Support Our Podcast - Find 1st Amendment News T-Shirts and Travel Mugs at:https://www.zazzle.com/store/pop_and_kks_place/products Support the show (https://paypal.me/1stAmendmentNewsPodc?locale.x=en_US)
Dark days are ahead for the US economy according to the nation’s leading economist. Projected record unemployment levels are expected to hit the struggling economy even harder as discharged veterans from the military draw-down enter the stagnate job market, next month. Some sources estimate the number of jobless veterans could go as high as five hundred thousand. Support Our Podcast - Find 1st Amendment News T-Shirts and Travel Mugs at:https://www.zazzle.com/store/pop_and_kks_place/products Support the show (https://paypal.me/1stAmendmentNewsPodc?locale.x=en_US)
With the current economic crisis and high unemployment numbers, the H-1B visa seems like an easy target for those looking for ways to improve unemployment within the U.S. Jackson Walker senior counsel Sang Shin discusses the H-1B visa's role in our economy, and what issues employers who use this visa should consider right now. For more information and additional JW Fast Take podcasts and webinars, visit JW.com/Fast. Follow Jackson Walker LLP on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. The music is by Eve Searls. This podcast is made available by Jackson Walker for informational purposes only, does not constitute legal advice, and is not a substitute for legal advice from qualified counsel. Your use of this podcast does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and Jackson Walker. The facts and results of each case will vary, and no particular result can be guaranteed.
America’s top economic policymakers at the Federal Reserve think the COVID-19 economy will linger on. How the U.S. shelters homeless people during a pandemic. And, how Starbucks has been hit the decline in commuting.
America’s top economic policymakers at the Federal Reserve think the COVID-19 economy will linger on. How the U.S. shelters homeless people during a pandemic. And, how Starbucks has been hit the decline in commuting.
In this episode, we'll consider why its vital to present authentic branding in times of high unemployment. Our guest is Kerris Hougardy, Vice President, People Services North America at Colliers International.Kerris leads Colliers International's North American People Services group for Canada and the USA. She coaches, mentors, and manages a high-performing team of 80+ HR professionals with a focus on strategic business partnerships, talent management, employee experience excellence, employment brand championship, diversity & inclusion and continuous process improvement.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that nonfarm payroll employment increased by 2.5 million in May, and the unemployment rate declined by 1.4 percentage points to 13.3%. Despite the labor gains, Jennifer Reid of Equifax reiterated the importance for dealerships and finance companies to verify income during a time of uncertain employment situations.
Today's slide deck: bit.ly/30fa4MzRisk sentiment is strong across all markets with a weaker USD, stronger equities with Nasdaq 100 less than 1% from a new all-time high and crude oil higher. The narrative remains the V-shape recovery and big government stimulus. However, the risk-reward ratio in equities is getting increasingly bad and the momentum in oil price seeds its own demise. Today with Peter Garnry on equities and Ole Hansen on commodities.
An Army spouse opens up about losing her job and the headache of filing for unemployment. The CEO of Blue Star Families shares how military families are faring financially during the pandemic — and some resources to help.Take the Blue Star Families “Paint Points Poll” here.Follow The Spouse Angle on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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What will the new normal look like for the economy once the country fully opens back up? In some ways, the post COVID-19 economy will look a lot like the one that struggled to recover from the 2008 financial crisis. After an initial rebound, there will be slow growth and high unemployment. Households will save more and spend less as they continue to worry about health and finances and more small businesses could still close their doors. Rich Miller, reporter at Bloomberg News, joins us for the new normal for the economy. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss the market’s year-to-date performance, interest rates, unemployment claims and the few positive signs we see in the market.
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss the market’s year-to-date performance, interest rates, unemployment claims and the few positive signs we see in the market.
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss the market’s year-to-date performance, interest rates, unemployment claims and the few positive signs we see in the market.
With Jeff Hirsch, Editor-in-Chief of the Stock Trader's Almanac
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First quarter GDP as well as high unemployment, despite that the COVID-19 pandemic only began in the last two weeks of the quarter.
First quarter GDP as well as high unemployment, despite that the COVID-19 pandemic only began in the last two weeks of the quarter.
First quarter GDP as well as high unemployment, despite that the COVID-19 pandemic only began in the last two weeks of the quarter.
Unemployment as high as 25 per cent would be catastrophic for the economy.NZ's unemployment is predicted to end up between 10 to 25 percent after Covid 19.AUT human resources expert Jarrod Haar told Kate Hawkesby the economy would struggle even at 10 percent.“There will be a bad mood across the country at 25 percent unemployment.”Haar says he hopes businesses opening today under Level 3 will accelerate the economy recovery.LISTEN ABOVE
Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber discuss Wall Street's unprecedented roller-coast ride amid the coronavirus turmoil. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin warning unemployment could hit 20% if they don't act quickly. The CEO of Yum! Brands, David Gibbs, joins the program to discuss his call with President Trump and the impact of coronavirus on his company's bottom line. Plus, President Trump announcing we're temporarily closing the Northern Border with Canada to non-essential traffic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ed Butowsky, wealth manager, financial advisor, and managing partner of Chapwood Investment Management, joins Fox News to examine consumer percpetion of the economy despite high unemployment retailers had a bonanza Black Friday and great Gray Thursday.
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This story of broadband-driven economic development is inspiring. Around 2003, Danville, VA faced pretty bleak economic conditions, including huge unemployment. As tobacco farming died out in the state, towns were shrinking dramatically with the withering employment opportunities. Danville’s public utility turned to broadband to help relieve the crisis. Starting by connecting municipal and utility buildings and the K-12 schools, Danville Utilities in 2006 began services to local businesses. Today the network passes 1000 business locations including five business parks, and it’s the cornerstone for improving the local workforce by helping K-12 students and adults become digitally literate. Former Danville Mayor Linwood Wright joins us to discuss the various steps they took to implement changes and activities that improved the competitiveness of current businesses and drew new organizations into the area with new jobs. Among their successes is a transformation of local healthcare delivery that is a big draw for businesses re-locating. Listen and learn.
From farms to factories, and now the service economy, workers are losing their jobs to machines. As computers become more sophisticated, how can humans learn to compete?
Randall and Dan talk about Dan's article, "Are U.S. Multinationals to Blame for High Unemployment?" Daniel Griswold is director of the Center for Trade Policy Studies at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C, and the author of the new Cato book, Mad about Trade: Why Main Street America Should Embrace Globalization. Since joining Cato in 1997, Mr. Griswold has authored major studies on globalization, trade, and immigration. He's written articles for major newspapers, appeared on CNBC, C-SPAN, CNN, PBS, and Fox News, and testified before House and Senate committees. Earlier in his career, Mr. Griswold was editorial page editor of a daily newspaper, the Colorado Springs Gazette, and a congressional press secretary. He holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Wisconsin at Madison and a diploma in economics and a master's degree in the Politics of the World Economy from the London School of Economics.
Hopes for an accelerated economic recovery in the United States were dealt a blow last week by a dismal jobs report for November -- including an unexpected rise in the unemployment rate. This news adds more fuel to the growing feeling among many economists that it will likely be several years before the jobless rate falls to what is considered a normal level. The continued atmosphere of uncertainty experts say has potential long-term consequences for businesses and employees alike. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Dean Baker, Co-Director and Founder of the Center for Economic Policy Research. -Dean Baker talks about the current unemployment crisis at the risk of carrying large deficits.
World Trade Organization Director General Pascal Lamy says trade is up this year but hindered by protectionism.
Despite prolonged high unemployment, employers are struggling to find qualified candidates? How is this possible? Is the U.S. as poorly prepared for 21st century work as it's reported in the media? Will the U.S. need to learn to live with with both a severe skills shortage and high unemployment? Join me with my special guest Edward E. Gordon on the July 21 Workforce Trends Show on Blog Talk Radio. Gordon describes the future of U.S. economy as one of “abundance and poverty.” Whether you’re an employer, manager, human resources professional, or an employee working in a rewarding career or a dislocated worker seeking another job, you won’t want to miss this show. Edward is the author or co-author of 17 books including, Winning the Global Talent Showdown, The 2010 Meltdown, Skill Wars, FutureWork, Closing the Literacy Gap in American Business As President of Imperial Consulting Corporation in Chicago and Palm Desert, California, he is a human capital management expert who applies a multidisciplinary approach to today's complex workforce and economic development issues. President of Imperial Consulting Corporation, and author of the important and visionary book Winning the Global Talent Showdown: How Businesses and Communities Can Partner to Rebuild the Jobs Pipeline, Edward E. Gordon describes how even in a recession, the USA, Canada, and the rest of the world face a talent shortage in many fields and will share his ideas for solving the talent crisis.
Despite prolonged high unemployment, employers are struggling to find qualified candidates? How is this possible? Is the U.S. as poorly prepared for 21st century work as it's reported in the media? Will the U.S. need to learn to live with with both a severe skills shortage and high unemployment? Join me with my special guest Edward E. Gordon on the July 21 Workforce Trends Show on Blog Talk Radio. Gordon describes the future of U.S. economy as one of “abundance and poverty.” Whether you’re an employer, manager, human resources professional, or an employee working in a rewarding career or a dislocated worker seeking another job, you won’t want to miss this show. Edward is the author or co-author of 17 books including, Winning the Global Talent Showdown, The 2010 Meltdown, Skill Wars, FutureWork, Closing the Literacy Gap in American Business As President of Imperial Consulting Corporation in Chicago and Palm Desert, California, he is a human capital management expert who applies a multidisciplinary approach to today's complex workforce and economic development issues. President of Imperial Consulting Corporation, and author of the important and visionary book Winning the Global Talent Showdown: How Businesses and Communities Can Partner to Rebuild the Jobs Pipeline, Edward E. Gordon describes how even in a recession, the USA, Canada, and the rest of the world face a talent shortage in many fields and will share his ideas for solving the talent crisis.
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