Written by Jane Birnbaum - courtesty of AFLCIO
Corporations are escalating efforts to ship out jobs that pay well and build the middle class—and now they are aiming their axes at workers in the nation’s fast-growing white-collar sector.
The U.S. recession that began in March 2001 officially ended in November 2001, say the National Bureau of Economic Research and other analysts.
So why are so many workers still out of jobs?
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I use the term “lowest level” assuming that is how many people view it. In every country there is the often significant percentage of the population who do not belong, who are subject to many negative perceptions. They may be considered lazy, burdens on society, potentially violent, criminally inclined, people to avoid as much as possible.
Here are some "bad news" items from the employment law world:











