Jobs report: U.S. has ‘a red hot labor market,’ economist says

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Nathan Sheets, Citi Global Chief Economist, and Seema Shah, Principal Global Investors Chief Strategist, joins Yahoo Finance Live's Brian Sozzi to discuss the state of the labor market and the economy
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[TheMindofGod]

The economic based lies are getting absolutely outlandish.

[bornwin]

Its not about the resignation. Its about what jobs are available on the market. I am talking about my personal experience in CA: you are applying for permanent position but do receive a response from temp agency about 3 weeks temp assignment (max) without benefits and with the pay that would not even allow you to have enough to pay rent. Moreover, I personally run into scenario when one of the job offers resulted in bunch of emails from recruiters from India demanding the copy of my passport and SSN to be sent via email. In addition, I also had a call where the recruiter from India told me that “Its not your job to know how much client will pay - your job is to go and work”. To share more, at my last job of 14 years I used to make $68K + benefits. Now the same job in California is ranging from $35-45K without benefits and turns out to be a temporary assignment. I understand that temporary jobs are more comfortable for government to have because jobs report looks better with huge number. Maybe this case is only applicable to California where Democrats do have voters already - and now its their wish to keep Republican-led states happy prior to elections. But I hope government understands that sooner or later the truth will come out and truth always prevails.

[greedyrumpirate]

Don't want them because I won't want to die homeless, humiliated, and wrecked.

[greedyrumpirate]

Lord of the rings expresses greed as blinding. That pretty much sums it all up. I'm sure if we all lived in tents on the street without suitable wages while the employers and politicians are glutenous in their castle, they will still not be happy until they ravage our guts out and eat them.

[AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

This is a different engine: it's the gig engine. 7% have masters degree or more. 1% have the capital. Short on "talent".

[samuelblunt]

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