First, there's a difference between being "without a job" and being "unemployed". The elderly, the young, and others not looking for work are without jobs. To be "unemployed" you have to be in the labor force and to be in the labor force you have to be working or looking for work. One catch is: as unemployment rises, people give up looking for work thus they aren't in the labor force, so they aren't unemployed. So unemployment drops without any bone losing a job. And when the economy improves and people can get jobs people who weren't in the loabor force start to look for jobs thus putting themselves in the labor force and unemployed both. Thusa unemployment rises even though unemployment might be rising too. FYI there is "frictional" unemployment like when a nurse quits a job and takes a few days to get another and "structural unemployment" where the people don't have the skills to match the jobs that need filling or the potential employees are too far away to take the job so they stay unemployed.
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Eight million, according to President Obama. Four million in the last six months of 2008, and another 4 million during the first six months of 2009. Unregulated banking nearly destroyed this country.
In the last year the number of peolple that lost their job was 2.59 milloin.
the current umployment rate is over 10% so over the last year, around 5% of the population has become unemployed.
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FDR's new deal brought many new jobs to people around the country during the great depression in the 1930s.
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To get jobs, to make money, or to get a new life as an American.
If America did not get educational services during the great depression then probably only 1% of those american descendants would have been alive today because most would have died from not getting jobs and the 1% are the people who were rich enough to get some education
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According to the Bureau of Labor and Statistic for 2014 there are 8.1 percent of people working in hospitality jobs in America. This includes jobs in hotels, restaurants, and entertainment establishments.
people were dropping out of jobs and jobs were hard to find
they work at jobs like we do in america.
He gave jobs to dishonest people.
FDR's new deal brought many new jobs to people around the country during the great depression in the 1930s.
The same jobs that American, European and Asian have in other regions.
people who had no jobs that were poor and needed money
Employees.
after the war in 1812 trade began to decline jobs disappeared and so that sent america into a small depression from 1819 to 1822 and so the first years started with 50,000 people losing there jobs a foriegn critic said that half a million people lost there jobs.
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