DigitalDrifter
Diamond Member
What has amazed me throughout all of this, is how many people out there that have been able to dodge work.
Part of the problem has been the government "stimulus".
It really shows what I've always said. When you give out government handouts, people become trained to accept and expect them, and you do nothing but enable them to continue to do so.
Part of the problem has been the government "stimulus".
It really shows what I've always said. When you give out government handouts, people become trained to accept and expect them, and you do nothing but enable them to continue to do so.
People are ‘long social distancing’ due to COVID-19. Economists say that’s contributing to a drop in labor-force participation.
Labor-force participation fell for the third month in a row in November, as13% of U.S. workers say they will continue social distancing, and another 45% say they will do so in limited ways
More than two years after the coronavirus pandemic began, a desire for social distancing is still keeping some people from going back to work. It’s a decision, medical experts say, that everyone must make for themselves, based on their own circumstances. Some economists, however, say that people opting out of work because of the pandemic may also be having an impact on the country’s economic output.
People are ‘long social distancing’ due to COVID-19. Economists say that’s contributing to a drop in labor-force participation.
Labor-force participation fell for the third month in a row in November, as13% of U.S. workers say they will continue social distancing, and another 45% say...
www.marketwatch.com