Falling Labor Participation Rate ‘Really Troubling’ for Economy, Experts Warn
America’s low labor participation rate has become a problem for the U.S. economy, experts are warning.
America’s low labor participation rate has become a problem for the U.S. economy, experts are warning.
The United States economy suffered a whopping 2.5 million job losses in January despite efforts by the corporate media to try to spin the numbers in Democrat President Joe Biden’s favor.
The jobs market increased at the end of last to beat expectations, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
The Biden administration has admitted that the cancelation of the Keystone XL Pipeline has cost tens of thousands of jobs in the United States.
Twenty-three U.S. states are now on the verge of implementing a $15-an-hour minimum wage, according to reports.
According to a Fed report, expectations regarding salaries among American workers hit a record high in November, with younger people expecting the most.
Amid widespread layoffs and hiring freezes under Democrat President Joe Biden’s economy, around 50 percent of American workers say they plan to quit their jobs in 2023, new data shows.
A new Fed report has revealed that Democrat President Joe Biden’s administration overestimated America’s recent job growth by a staggering 10,600 percent.
An influential donor to Democrat President Joe Biden has claimed that the idea of preserving domestic manufacturing is a “fetish.”
Democrat President Joe Biden has boasted that he has created “668 manufacturing jobs” in America since taking office.