Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, and Michigan to proceed with evictions......

[Care4all]

In my area Amazon is paying as much your so called "very low end" jobs. $15 an hour is the norm here. Amazon is what is called a burn'em and churn'em place in our city. They go through employees like crazy, terrible hours, not really benefit crazy either. They test for random and suspected drug use and because marijuana is legal in our state, the failure rate is very high. They aren't the great employer that this area thought they were.

No doubt you are correct... They could be a model employer, but they chose not to be...

They've still added 2 million jobs to their workforce, just the past year.

 

[MisterBeale]

dead link in op

 

[justoffal]

Back when everyone was screaming about mass death from Covid it made some sense to keep people from being thrown into homelessness but today there are over 9 million job openings and anyone who still wants a free ride is just a damned BUM. Since when did Americans who own property have to surrender that right to government? If "millions" are going to be homeless then sleepy Joe needs to create some cages and tents to help them out, right? Or better yet, let them get a job and pay their rent as people have done for the last 100+ years...

That's just it.....the mismanagement of this whole thing has created a class of entitled democrat voters who demand free housing, food and bennies else they won't vote..... so the Government is in quite a bind here....the moment they allow the evictions to go forward they lose millions of votes and they damn well know it.

JO