Sentences with phrase «ignores jobs lost»
Claims by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that NAFTA trade has created millions of jobs «are based on disingenuous accounting, which counts only jobs gained by exports but ignores jobs lost due to growing imports,» he adds.
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But it would be foolish to ignore the mistakes we've made and what they're actively costing us in lost output, jobs, and living standards.
While more Americans lose their jobs every day, the Obama Administration is blatantly ignoring the law of the land for a political stunt, and I hope the Administration will reconsider this wrong decision and focus on strengthening the economy and creating jobs, the number one issue the majority of Western New Yorkers care about.»
He said the state has invested $ 25 billion in economic aid to the Upstate region, including $ 3 billion for Central New York, under his administration, reversing decades during which state government, dominated by downstate lawmakers, ignored Upstate as it lost thousands of manufacturing jobs.
In the private sector, employees who ignore their bosses» goals and directives will suffer financially and professionally and may even lose their jobs.
When you have so many hard - working, capable people in myriad other professions getting laid off and struggling to survive, it becomes more difficult to ignore that teachers have life - long job protection whether they are effective or not, and even sometimes when they have lost or been removed from their actual positions (did I mention a surreal quality to this work?).
Which, of course, includes ignoring the risk of losing their job, and having a snowball's chance of keeping up with the payments.
A small toothache can quickly worsen to a dangerous abscess — and a small rattle in your engine can, if ignored, deteriorate into a situation that might leave you stranded by the side of the road, or simply unable to get to work, thus losing more money and maybe even your job!
The report also argued that the Perryman Group study ignored the negative consequences of the pipeline, which could lead to more jobs lost than would be created:
Perhaps you have lost a job, or simply can not ignore the nagging feeling that you are not doing your life's work.