Jobs galor

[Tom]

52,000 on the NYS website.
How many welfare checks would we eliminate?
OWS should be forced to log on.

[skate]

welpp...i can say this without even looking and i'd be correct.

Trucking industry Still goes begging for help, long haul companys will pay you to join, color tvs( ), $500 or more, free training...whatever.


that's how they make their Money, Training=$...yes sir.

[bigmack]

What are all these unemployed people doing?

[BlueShoe]

Originally Posted by bigmack

What are all these unemployed people doing?

Many of them are sitting on their behinds at home cashing those unemployment checks. Only when they are about to run out do these drones actually make a serious effort to find work. 99ers can have it pretty good for almost two years at the taxpayers expense. There are of course many out of work persons that are making sincere dedicated efforts to find work, but there are just too many that are working the system.

[Tom]

Originally Posted by bigmack

What are all these unemployed people doing?

Occupying Wall Street and whining that I make too much money working.

[bigmack]

Be a bag boy for Greenpeace. Get medical, dental, vision, 401K, paid vacation, sick pay & start @ 13clams/hr.

They're independent of corporate money. Aren't they a Corp with 401K's & insurance?

[mostpost]

Originally Posted by Tom

52,000 on the NYS website.
How many welfare checks would we eliminate?
OWS should be forced to log on.

Candidates must be able to spell "galore"

[newtothegame]

Originally Posted by mostpost

Candidates must be able to spell "galore"

Tom isn't applying!!

[newtothegame]

Originally Posted by mostpost

Candidates must be able to spell "galore"

Fom YOUR post #29 on the following pace link...
"Several of the clips could be describes as "who cares?"

http://www.paceadvantage.com/forum/showthread.php?t=89135&page=2&pp=15

Should have been DESCRIBED......

Now I understand why you couldn't apply for one of those "jobs". And Mike wonders why you catch grief for your postal prowess...lol

You really should think twice before you start correcting others grammar!

[nijinski]

In all fairness many of the seasoned folks are not getting rehired . The younger ones still living at home can make it or take two part time jobs for now.
When my large practice went through a transition and the specialists left , five of us were cut. Four out of the five including myself are taking the pt and or per diem work , no benefits offered . There are jobs as these offered but making ends meet is not easy.
I feel for those who have some health issues and were let go just before reaching age sixty . their resumes are going into the trash can .
It's not a pretty picture for all , but I agree there are some sitting on their
butts , but there are many quickly sinking.

[cj's dad]

Originally Posted by mostpost

Candidates must be able to spell "galore"

You really are the most pitiful person posting here.

[Grits]

Originally Posted by nijinski

In all fairness many of the seasoned folks are not getting rehired . The younger ones still living at home can make it or take two part time jobs for now.
When my large practice went through a transition and the specialists left , five of us were cut. Four out of the five including myself are taking the pt and or per diem work , no benefits offered . There are jobs as these offered but making ends meet is not easy.
I feel for those who have some health issues and were let go just before reaching age sixty . their resumes are going into the trash can .
It's not a pretty picture for all , but I agree there are some sitting on their
butts , but there are many quickly sinking.

Your post may not be about fairness, Nijinski, as much as it may be about reality, and it kinda quietened and stilled the room didn't it?

Its easy to sit back and blanket a part of the population as lazy, slovenly, and working the unemployment system when one is not part of the reality of the jobless. When one is not worried about how they're going to meet all of their monthly payments. When one has a job with benefits and is not in the position (by no fault of your own) that you've been placed in. I find your struggle devastating.

Its all been said, most drawing the same conclusion.

One can only wonder about others here who are presently without work, or their work is sparse, and they're trying to make ends meet while feeling, too, that they are sinking. Sure takes courage to speak up. You're strong.

If I recall, you're in nursing, and you've been in it how many years?

[bigmack]

Originally Posted by Grits

Your post may not be about fairness, Nijinski, as much as it may be about reality, and it kinda quietened and stilled the room didn't it?

Its easy to sit back and blanket a part of the population as lazy, slovenly, and working the unemployment system when one is not part of the reality of the jobless. When one is not worried about how they're going to meet all of their monthly payments.

Oh please. The thread is about the fact there are many jobs available. You really think people aren't sympathetic to those who are out of work or even more astonishing, that people aren't using the system with 99 weeks of unemployment checks coming in?

[nijinski]

Originally Posted by Grits

Your post may not be about fairness, Nijinski, as much as it may be about reality, and it kinda quietened and stilled the room didn't it?

Its easy to sit back and blanket a part of the population as lazy, slovenly, and working the unemployment system when one is not part of the reality of the jobless. When one is not worried about how they're going to meet all of their monthly payments. When one has a job with benefits and is not in the position (by no fault of your own) that you've been placed in. I find your struggle devastating.

Its all been said, most drawing the same conclusion.

One can only wonder about others here who are presently without work, or their work is sparse, and they're trying to make ends meet while feeling, too, that they are sinking. Sure takes courage to speak up. You're strong.

If I recall, you're in nursing, and you've been in it how many years?

Thank You Grits , over 22 years at least and I've done Med Tech , Assisting and Admin. Few X-Rays and Bone Density . On site testing took a hit and as well the surgical procedures where payments were cut in half .
Talk about lazy , the youngsters that work there now won't work a minute more than there 8 hour shift and I've seen one bail out during a phone triage.
You get what you pay for but unfortunately it's the family in need of healthcare that suffers as well.
I do insane hours per diem in Histology /Path lab until something better comes up. But honestly they prefer to hire part time here.

[newtothegame]

Originally Posted by Grits

Your post may not be about fairness, Nijinski, as much as it may be about reality, and it kinda quietened and stilled the room didn't it?

Its easy to sit back and blanket a part of the population as lazy, slovenly, and working the unemployment system when one is not part of the reality of the jobless. When one is not worried about how they're going to meet all of their monthly payments. When one has a job with benefits and is not in the position (by no fault of your own) that you've been placed in. I find your struggle devastating.

Its all been said, most drawing the same conclusion.

One can only wonder about others here who are presently without work, or their work is sparse, and they're trying to make ends meet while feeling, too, that they are sinking. Sure takes courage to speak up. You're strong.


If I recall, you're in nursing, and you've been in it how many years?

Grits, you've jumped the gun a bit here. NJINSKI's post didnt quiet anything. It wasnt even an hour when you made that comment......(not sure how a topic that hasnt been replied too in less than an hour, qualifies as quieting anything).
NJ makes som valid points...there are people out there who are out of work not by their own choosing. But, if you wish for anyone to accept that fact, you also have to accept the fact there are others who abuse the system.
Next, I will also tell you as a manager, I see plenty of people who have lost their jobs and come looking for employment. Problem is, they have to be willing to take (sometimes) huge cuts from what they may have previously made.
An example is a friend who recently lost her job as an apartment complex general manager. Substantial wages to say the least. There are very few places she can go to regain those same wages. She will have a few options..1. Take a substantial cut in another industry
2. Completely change her lifestyle....
3. Take a substantial cut and go on state assistance.....
This is a point that was not addressed as well as I think it should have. Now the libs here will tell you that jobs shouldnt pay so little. Jobs pay what the market dictates. There is no other way. Libs would make an argument that this is why government regulation is needed. I will tell you it already is by the minimum wage laws. Mosty and NJ ight even tell you about unionization....and I will gladly point to GM not too mention the countless videos and stories of "unionization" and its affects.
So, what is the solution? Keeping in mind the start of this thread was based on 52,000 jobs AVAILABLE.......And that was NY I believe.
I wonder what the advertising for jobs available nationwide is? How about in relation to those "unemployed?