Sentences with phrase «jobs in a bad economy»

I suspect that will be the case given the problems with trying to blame a law school for the fact that a person can't find a job in a bad economy.

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In his speech, Trump suggested that remaining in the agreement would cost the US economy «close to $ 3 trillion in lost GDP and 6.5 million industrial jobs, while households would have $ 7,000 less income, and in many cases, much worse than that.&raquIn his speech, Trump suggested that remaining in the agreement would cost the US economy «close to $ 3 trillion in lost GDP and 6.5 million industrial jobs, while households would have $ 7,000 less income, and in many cases, much worse than that.&raquin the agreement would cost the US economy «close to $ 3 trillion in lost GDP and 6.5 million industrial jobs, while households would have $ 7,000 less income, and in many cases, much worse than that.&raquin lost GDP and 6.5 million industrial jobs, while households would have $ 7,000 less income, and in many cases, much worse than that.&raquin many cases, much worse than that.»

Conservatives were convinced that the economy got worse after Obama was sworn in — when in fact jobs increased.

While the U.S. economy shrank a surprisingly sharp 2.9 % in the first quarter of 2014, the worst quarterly performance since the first quarter of 2009, the economy is expected to improve drastically in the second quarter helped by better weather conditions, some pent - up demand after a harsh winter, and job growth.

Losing a job is a significant setback in any context, but it is far worse when a bad economy makes it hard to get back to work quickly.

«The cost to the economy at this time would be close to $ 3 trillion in lowered GDP and 6.5 million industrial jobs, while households would have $ 7,000 less income and in many cases, much worse than that.»

The government crisis now threatens to thwart the recovery of the Italian economy, which is badly in need of reforms to help pull it out of a two - year recession and create jobs.

«Taxing everything from health insurance to soft drinks to clothing will make life much harder on employers trying to retain and create jobs, and on working New Yorkers trying to make ends meet in this bad economy,» said Kenneth Adams, president and CEO of The Business Council.

«Mr. Silver's high taxes and job - killing government regulations have badly damaged a robust economy in the Hudson Valley that sustained generations of my family before me.

«We should be very careful at a time when the British economy is still haltingly recovering from the worst economic shock in a generation to create a very high degree and a prolonged period of uncertainty because in my view uncertainty is the enemy of growth and jobs and our priority, in this government and in the national duty, has got to be to foster growth and jobs.»

The Town Board under Supervisor Scott Russell has done a great job in this terrible economy and it's too bad all towns on Long Island have not done as well.

Eliminating jobs — whether in the public or private sector — will hurt the economy — eliminating any job is especially bad in difficult economic times.

He has been bullish about the prospect for job - seekers despite the bad economy, even in the relatively downtrodden areas upstate.

«He inherited the worst economy in history,» Pérez said, yet the country has had 73 straight months of private sector job growth.

His message is based on a bet that the economy is flagging, so he'll focus most where unemployment is worst: in spiedie country (which lost jobs between April 2014 and 2013, the latest state figures show) and tomato pie land, long - depressed despite the promise of a coming chip fab.

When President Obama was sworn in, the economy was shedding 750,000 jobs every month — 8 million jobs in total — amidst the worst recession since the Great Depression.

It's fair to say that costs won't be such a big deal for RS buyers, and it's a good job too: 36.7 mpg and 175g / km aren't too bad given the performance, but you'll be looking at mid-20s economy in reality.

It should also make it a bit more stable and useable in really bad weather, but given the extra cost, fuel economy and weight penalty you may find a set of winter tyres does the same job for less.

Dear Cashing In, Due to the economy and a couple of bad job changes, I need to file bankruptcy.

With my many stores here on Zazzle covering all kinds of designs and subjects, you have made it possible for me to leave my full - time professional career for someone else in need of a job during a bad economy.»

Although the site is technically zero carbon at the moment, it's also got far more bad points — it's seriously fugly, completely useless, and not doing anything for the economy of the town (no jobs being created, no money coming in or going out, etc)

The result is often an incorrect debate about immigration (legal and illegal) being demonised as a «bad thing» for the economy, or «it's taking local jobs» when in fact, the types of positions being recruited for are most often, being responded by foreign applicants as there are not sufficient locally qualified applicants for the high level of skills required.

CDL students are having success in this bad economy getting accepted into company sponsored CDL training programs and landing truck driving jobs.

I mean, in today's bad economy you have to take a job if you can find one and Mike certainly wasn't complaining.

Looking for a job is never an easy task; this is particularly true during hiring freezes in a bad economy.

Never has this saying been more true than in a bad economy and job market.

There are so many aspects to the job search and this is the worst economy in 80 years.

So it was only a matter of time, in a bad economy and a worse job market, that Twitter would be flooded with both job seekers and job offerers.

Lynda Spiegel, founder of career coaching and resume writing service Rising Star Resumes, said not only has the economy has done a 180 since the worst days of the Great Recession — which hit Millennials badly — but also there's been a shift in that employers are now vigorously recruiting recent graduates because they possess skills for jobs that barely existed even five years ago.

Here are some tips on how to create a job winning resume in a bad economy.

While there's never been a worse time for traditional job - search methods, «Guerrilla» job hunters are enjoying consistent success — even in today's awful economy.

Most people stop looking for a job because they feel that they should look for one in another place where the economy is not bad.

Referencing the current economic crisis, Neil McNulty, Principal Recruiter, McNulty Management Group states that, «now, more than ever, job seekers need to change their mindset from looking for «openings» to looking for «opportunities»... Opportunities are borne out of crisis and chaos and exist even in the worst economy.»

Even in this bad economy, I still hear about people and clients who are finding jobs, and getting hired.

Because you honestly may have had responsibilities beyond your title and pay grade, especially in an economy when bosses are cheaper than ever and try having fewer people doing more jobs, and not all of that gets documented, reported or noted by your employers — seeing as spreading employees too thin can get them a bad rap of their own.

What this means for the job seeker in a bad economy is that he has the upper hand.

A top ranking career military officer, who during his time in the Reserves also developed a stellar career as a senior - level executive in industry, had the daunting task of re-entering the job market after his return from 2 - 3 years active duty; and during the worst economy in his lifetime.

Job applicants looking for work in a tough economy are caught in a «Catch - 22» situation where they have bad credit because they can not get a job but can not get a job because they have bad credJob applicants looking for work in a tough economy are caught in a «Catch - 22» situation where they have bad credit because they can not get a job but can not get a job because they have bad credjob but can not get a job because they have bad credjob because they have bad credit.