Job Openings DROPPING LIKE A ROCK IN EVERY STATE!
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- For a long time, people were using the strong labor market as an excuse of why this is not a recession, and the economy is in great shape. However, the amount of job openings is dropping in every state across America. Meanwhile, the unemployment is slowly ticking up. Leading us right into the next recession.
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In Florida you can only collect unemployment for 3 months they claim the unemployment rate
is under 4 percent when it is over 15 percent.
And I'm getting ready to buy.
Try selling home foods using doordash , uber , simple cooking skills ok
I want a new car for my girlfriend But the new car is in waiting. btw the cheaper models save insurance cost plus the tax bill of operation & ownership. I have a good girl she doesn't need or want the fancy over priced electronic car. Me! I want a brand new Boxer.
FJB did that👆
I recognize the hardships that come with economic struggles like unemployment, job loss, inflation, housing market instability, political uncertainties, and the global impact of conflicts and wars. Making ends meet during such times can be incredibly challenging. To navigate this difficult period, considering alternative job prospects, enhancing skills through online courses, and expanding your network can heighten the chances of securing employment. Moreover, prudent budgeting, exploring available financial aid programs, and seeking assistance from community organizations can offer some relief. How are you currently tackling these challenges? Have you implemented any specific strategies to cope?
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The people who won't hire over 40 and the people who expect us to work until age 70 are the same exact people.
Well, they want you to take a pay-cut and work harder the older you get, duh! lol
Faster Grandpa or I'll take your healthcare away! XD
This is so sad . But it seems like nothing will get done about it.
Funny, that people think because smart phones were invented that we have made so much progress in society. But instead people are more discriminatory towards older people, and expect people to work and never be able to retire. It's sick. Society is sick and we are so divided that things will only get worse.
@@hawkrose2698 I suggest only putting most recent work history in the last 10 years.
@@hawkrose2698 Division is by design.
H1B visas ensures nobody gets too expensive for the corporate elites.
Mom's boyfriend needs to stay in his job.
He can look for another job, but is unlikely to get an offer.
The truth is that once you are 60+, companies don't want to hire you. ...age discrimination is a reality, no matter what the law may be on paper.
It actually happens at 50!
True
@@gypsygirl9 Happened to me at 50 with an advanced degree and experience.
I’d wait for the layoff. Maybe it’ll take him to retirement. Especially after all those years working there.
At least he'll get unemployment
"We cant find people qualified" essentially boils down to "we dont want to invest in and train anyone because then its harder to dump them like garbage later."
DEI
Yes. Companies are not trusted. Management is not trusted. Understandable now.
Plus, we won't pay them more than $15/hr when their predecessor was making $25
You're just "in the pipeline, filling in time."
Why hire interns if executives could just hire ChatGPT?
Job openings the big problem is 50 plus percent of job posting s online are false !
I agree with this statement.
Yes
It's f up
It's f up
Very True
The only thing I'm getting from the mountain of applications I'm sending out is scam calls.
What are they calling about?
Just another way to gather data and sell it.
😂 this
Same here
One scam is Linkedin. You get someone who tries to tell You that they have a job opp then you start getting a bunch of idiots trying to sell you I T training programs. Yeah...Sure...
Lay offs are going on all over right now, but the media won't report on it unless it's happening at a big company. Smaller businesses are being crushed right now.
Right! Smh
What are you talking about? Layoffs were a big story this past year, especially in tech.
Yup, I've been laid off 10 months. Started my own side business instead.
Bigger company’s are not doing any better, they can’t find anyone to do it or “ HACK” it they stay and go!!
media has been warning about if since all those companies raised all of their prices on everything. now folks can't afford their goods anymore. capitalism is causing this. the freedom to charge whatever you want and then pay employees nothing. in this economy minimum wage should be about $30 an hour.
I spoke with an 80 yo Walmart greeter today. I asked him why he was still working. He retired sometime back with a good pension from civil service. His wife of 12 years died and left him $93K in debt without ever telling him so now he has no pension and has to work at whatever job he could find. Very sad.
WOW thats why MEN need to run the family money...not the first time I have heard that..
More reason to never get married
@NrthrnKnght You might be a little short sighted with that thinking. I am the one in my family that is very budget conscience. So....maybe this is an individual situation. Sounds like that relationship had minimal communication
How in the hell don’t these guys know the family finances. I’d allow her to do it but I’d check in every once in awhile.
This doesn't make sense. Why did he lose his pension? That's not something they just take away.
Some people just refuse to believe they're being lied to.
It's easier to fool someone than for them to admit they been fooled. Mark Twain
indeed....way too much netflix..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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/// it's because Daddy won't lie to them on the lame stream media 🎉😂
Or choose to ignore it.
We are in a depression and not a recession. I just turned 60 and never saw the job market this bad in my life. I am tired of people saying I am too old for a job. Look at our government officials and they are in their 80s
Take a seat boomer. You had your chance
@@Peter-wy9sr had my chance for what ? You are clueless
Presidential candidates are too old as well!
@cherylT321 Sit down boomer, your opinion means nothing
@@Peter-wy9sr A lot you know. I’m not a boomer!
The best time to look for a job is when you already have a job.
Very right!
Exactly
There is also something to be said for acknowledging when you are miserable in a dead-end job that isn't covering your expenses and planning your next move BEFORE shtf. I just got offered a job paying way more than my current role, that checks off all the right boxes for my profession, and can't wait to get started! Lots of jobs involving skilled professions are hard to fill out here in Florida, so people in skilled professions should definitely look for better opportunities if the writing's on the wall in your current job because it is an employee's market out there. I am moving out of working in Pharma, and they are also finding challenges in getting people with the right skill sets and/or ability to effectively train into their roles. Don't choose to stay miserable in an economic downturn if you have options.👍
What if they call your job you already have
Yeah company's see it as positive someone hired you and you have s job. Gives you good reputation if you wanna change job. Worst time looking for s job is when you been unemployed for a will.
I’ve been with my employer for 44 years. I started when I was 18. If I get laid off tomorrow I’ll apply for Social Security the following day. I’m done.
Social security disability?
@@Diaryofannefrankpt2 No. 18 + 44 = 62, you can apply for regular social security
He's 62 and can retire if he wants, although he will lose 20% of what he would have gotten if he had hit his "normal" retirement age which is constantly going up as Americans live longer, which is disgusting..
People when Social Security was enacted died young compared to now, 65 was considered old ten. Wonder if they would have enacted it if they could predict the future.
Good you’ve earned it
44 years, wow! You should have a sizable war chest.
If someone with 39 years in seniority can be replaced by someone who can come up to speed quickly, who is paid less, that's the way companies think.
Loyalty ain't rewarded anymore. My dad got screwed out of his job when his gull bladder ruptured and the insurance company he worked for told him he had no job to go back to. So he was essentially fired while being sick. And he had been there for 9 years.
not only that but they're willing to hire without any education now, and no proof they even know how to run basic tools on a computer. imagine hiring someone and finding out they don't know excel... and then realizing they don't know how to type... and then realizing they don't know how to spell, or read.
that's the world we're heading to.
Used too be last in, first out. But that's when we hade a strong union. They bought and paid for now. Companys make their own rules
@@TheNewChevyRoll48 I thought the Family Leave Act made that illegL (?)
been like that forever
Don’t kid yourself thinking the company will care about you even if you have been there 39 years
yea the more reliable and loyal you are, the less they feel the need to compensate you for.
@@chancepaladin It’s a shame that nowadays reliable, conscientious employees are taking advantage of instead of rewarded.
Yep. I would be very worried. They might try to lay him off before he can collect his pension!
I know a guy I first witnessed first hand, who worked there 15 years at the honds plant, and one day thing weren't going as planned in the company, and his job was pretty tough that required using his fingers a lot, and much strength, and you have to do this in under 1 minute for the next 12 hours. And he finally snapped, and honda fired him three days later. The man was just 60 hears old, but the man had a young child to support, and nowhere where I live would never hire him, let alone the pay he was making, assuming it was enough to pay for his house, electric bills, gas bills, internet bills, grocery bills, insurance bills, having fun at amusement park, you know the rest. Ect, ect!
They FIRED him....
Fact.
Many companies are actually laying off their older employees. Their wages are higher, usually their healthcare costs are higher. And they’re not as easily manipulated and controlled. So last hired first fired is not true anymore. And longevity and seniority doesn’t mean crap either.
That's the mega-Corporations for ya!
It is not inflation when you see all these PRIVATE Corporations raking in record profits.
@@analyticalhabitrails9857 heck, many years ago, our hospital was laying off a bunch of employees. Meanwhile, the CEO was making record money. Just like a lot of places hospitals are top-heavy, a whole lot of administrators, but when they make cuts, they make cuts to direct patient care. Welcome to our modern medical system. but the educational system, the corrections system, they are the same way.
We have companies posting fake jobs in order to keep a stack of resumes handy for when people quit, while treating workers badly enough to cause that to happen, and workers, meanwhile, applying to a ton of listings while employed in case they need to jump ship under duress, or to keep backup options open in case of surprise layoff. This is the labor version of everybody playing the field.
😅😅😅😅😅
Employers keeping rosters for their rotations. Classy.
Something seems to have sucked the life out of everything, both literally and figuratively, a lot of people, places and things I can point my finger at, but what good is that going to do. You have to be at least thirty to really sense this, but the older you are, the more the stark changes, and NOT a single one of them for the betterment of society, are glaringly visible. We are a country imploding in every way possible!
I feel the same way, everything feels a little bleak and stagnant. I just want things to get better and that we'd stop being lied to.
It's called the enshitification of America. Despite the media retroactively acting like 2007 was a horrible bubble, houses were priced normally here in NE, for example. Lots of cheap restaurants then. Cheap used cars even compared to salaries then. More third spaces because coffee shops could afford to operate. So even when I was unemployed in 2009, it wasn't that bad. But now? Make 114K and there is a constant state of dread worse than 2008. At least I still had hope of better days post 2008. But now? I'm extreme budgeting and not doing anything and still down to $3000 every pay day (which is the minimum I keep in there so that's like going to $0.00 for other people). And I am always like, what the heck did I do to get to zero? It's almost a combination of expenses that used to be small but now aren't - power bill, medical bill, dental thing, car repair, etc. Never a vacation or me going to a fancy restaurant. Or restaurant
This country needs to turn from sin and toward the Lord Jesus.
I am a retired 64-year-old man,.........relatively well off,...and I will say that this country totally sucks right now. If younger people knew how good it (mostly) used to be they would be even more pissed off.
That is why I left the country 3 years ago. Everyone is depressed. Even Starbucks doesn't put out milk and sugar because someone will steal it all. When you order a $5 coffee you have to ask for it, how ridiculous. The country is so divided and everyone is angry. I visited last year and couldn't wait to leave again. Obama and Biden have destroyed the culture completely.
I like it when you walk with your family. Your wife, sometimes your dad and now your mother. That's awesome which means they watch your channel as much as you do making it.
Why does his fam always so pissed 🤣
I know, it's so soothing. I love to watch this. Michael has both his mom and his dad with him on these walks. I wonder if he knows how rich he really is.
It's great! Hey ma😊
@@user-qv3uv3ur4x It is so true. I love it too I love to see him walk with parents and sister and brother and the whole family at awesome.
@cherylcalabrese200 Facts, I agree, myself my friend, he's rich like I'm rich. I'm not with finances, but the freedom you have. And that's what I'm talking about. Living on alternatively, living small, he's living off. UA-cam, so he's, he's got a lot of freedom but he still works for home depot at choice. But it's not when you have a choice. You'd have to burn yourself out. But you're right, freedom is awesome. It's the way to go.
I once was told by an employer who I happened to know very well that if anybody came in over 55 before they got out to their car their application was discarded
If a company rejects applicants for being over 55, then by law they should be required to get rid of any executives, salespeople, managers, engineers, truck drives or anyone else already working there who are over 55.
Very common
I'm 58 and this is exactly why I shortened My resume. I'm in I T and I had so many great roles that were listed and I cut them out of My resume form 2000 till 2006. I had one of my longest roles and I wasn't happy. These kids getting out of school don't know Shit and they can't communicate on a professional level with the userbase. It's Despicable. That is Age discrimination. Are there any laws in PA in regards to this? I would file a lawsuit.
@@DrunkenUFOPilot They Should!
Not everyone looks their age😂
Layoffs are the worst. Went through one in ’93. I’ll admit it was hard finding a job back then. But now, it’s a whole different ballgame. More companies laying off, age discrimination, ghost jobs, emails telling you they’re hiring someone else.
Dang, I am so glad I don’t have to go through this. I feel sorry for the people out there who want to work but can’t find anything and have to deal with this crap.
You forgot about automatic and AI taking over jobs
I remember when my Grandpa was laid off in the early 2000s. He worked for a plastic molding company up near Akron, OH.
Job, benefits, pension; gone! Just like that! Thankfully, he had a very lengthy set of friends and began a lawn-mowing business and made good money; mostly tax free. He was able to largely put off Social Security for himself and his wife for a while.
Being at a job 39 years! Yes he needs to panic...to be honest...he has aged out of the market...best advice... try and work for yourself if laid off...not sure what else will work in his case...
Facts
Tough to work for yourself if you have a regular job without clients
@xbirdsofparadise I have two businesses..one is commercial window washing..it can be done
Job market is not good. All Smoke and Mirrors. Numbers keep getting revised downward and people who can't get a good full time job are working 2/3 part time jobs. Thank You Michael and Michael's Mom and Happy Sunday.
The people in the fed "guesstimate" 80 jobs being created per business creation. This is their policy. They then revise this number downwards when they look into the companies. Despite this, we lost 2.9 million jobs under Dementia Trump and we gained north of 15 million jobs under Dementia Biden. Chips Act + the $7,500 tax rebate for buying electric - ish vehicles built in America are two of the significant job creating policies under A foot in the Grave Biden.
Most of the worker shortage issues are actually because of low pay, not laziness. Inflation has gone out of control and yet many employers are still paying wages from 20-30 years ago.
50 cents an hour purchasing value for working an hour not gonna cut it 😂
Most the online job openings are just gather information for identity theft or other crimes. 😃⚖️🇺🇸
That's the trend rn in corporate America 😊
Absolutely, i’ve seen it first hand.
Yeah buts it's not only American companies. Lots of scammers from abroad too
Plus, 'unemployment insurance fraud' - that's a major one most people are unaware of.
@@EarlGray007 if you can’t fill out and turn in the application in person , screw em…don’t do it…
I'm a carpenter in NY who works for himself and business is booming! I do impeccable work for a fair price and I rarely have to drive more than 5 miles from my house, life is good for me. learn a trade and not be dependent on a corporate or government freeloading job.
No good man had ever had a problem finding work. Where are these people experiencing this? I live in east Tennessee. If your starving here it's for brains and effort not employment. Currently.
I didn't learn a trade...I taught myself HOW TO trade, from my own room. Now I work for an online proprietary firm on my own schedule and terms.
I know how to code and the problem is that people 1) were told its a secure career 2) it looks easy from the outside cuz you're "just" sitting staring at a computer 3) pay is good so now the market is saturated and I'm middle aged and debating on whether its easier to switch careers (to what?) or just eat ramen and save as much as possible and wait for an inevitable layoff or retire early.
Not to mention its easier to hide being mediocre in software, so it keeps attracting too many people:-)
What's a government freeloading job?
You'll always have food on the table and be able to pay bills with a good trade. 👍
I’d argue that your more at risk of losing your job the longer you’ve been in it because you’re probably getting paid more and they don’t want to pay out your retirement.
yep, and at some point fresh minds are better depending on the job. AI will do all jobs by 2030ish anyways
@@Chris_Hruskaby then we will all be under universal basic income from big corporate taxes using AI and robots to generate revenue. If you’re into work, the only jobs available will be in tech, healthcare, government (no brainer), education, public safety, and the creative industries.
@@C1K450 id say that AI will do education far better than humans. imagine having the best educator possible x100 for every person on the planet, for pennies. yep! same with health care. why see a Dr with a world rank of 10,000 when an AI will know every single little thing about everything. imagine perfected healthcare of every level for every human on the planet. money will not be necessary because everything will be free
I work for a company that does printing for law firms and we have been in business for over two decades. Up until about 2 years ago it was very common to pull in around 60k a month. Starting about a year ago the numbers fell to around 40K a month, now it's around 20k. Everybody is cutting back, including all of these major law firms, and we are seeing it firsthand.
With websites and email, there’s a lot less printing needed.
Job openings should only be counted if they are full-time and pay enough to afford AT LEAST a 1 bed apartment in the local area. If it doesn't even meet that standard, it's a subpar opening. It's not a good look for the economic outlook.
Facts! 👍
I work for a trucking company in Rockford Il, we having a growing number of customers that are closed on Fridays and ones that are closed when we arrive for pickups 2-3 hours before their closing time, they just close up and go home when their work runs out! Many of these places are ready to close up for good.
I'm a 54-year-old, 32-year teacher, and I was foolish enough (in the 90s) to think i could retire at 55 if i invested properly. Well....that ain't happening lol I will probably be going another few years, at least until public schools collapse, which is happening, folks. Good luck to you all.
The new retirement is 'no debt' which includes 'no mortgage' lol
What did you invest in. Investing well for 32 years and having no debt or mortgage you coulda been done at 55. I'm guessing you didn't put your money in the right stuff and you have a lot of debt.
I use to get calls from recruiters every week, those calls have stopped.
I get calls from fake recruiters who are scam artists.
Michael, it is great to see your Dad, your Mom, your wife, and your friends, on your walk-and-talks. Rarely do people bring their family and friends on their videos.
It is really nice that you do.
I have a double bachelor's in STEM, pass all checks, but cuz my work history is spotty due to kids and no family, it doesn't matter what skills i have, im stuck cooking or driving. USA Jobs is a joke.
I had the same issue, wasn't hirable because I was a military wife with a spotty work record...finally started my own business and I'm doing just fine!
What happened in 2008 is they layed off the high salaries and replaced them with college grads.
Your Mom's comments bring to light the real dilemma workers are facing. 39 years and could become obsolete.
All retailers hire and then cut hours to 5 hours a week. Walgreens did the same thing to me. It went from 25 hours to 20 hours to 15 hours to 10 hours then 5 hours per week. I quit. That was total b.s.
How are people stupposed to LIVE?!?! Everything is friggin insane.
Many years ago I worked for a large corporation that constantly 'swung the ax' and laid people off. I got tired of always looking over my shoulder wondering if I was next So I started living way below my means and saving that extra money. It really reduced the stress level when I finally had enough saved to cover several months worth of expenses. It was a load off of my mind and I didn't worry about a possible job loss after that. In the end, they finally let me go, but after 15 wonderful years so I can't complain. It was a good gig while it lasted.
With regards to the no qualified candidates issue, the employer is probably not offering a competitive salary and thus even people who interview do not bother to respond because the compensation package is a slap in the face. When people say “there are no qualified applicants,” they really mean “we only offer half the market rate and of course no qualified applicants will apply.”
Hi Mom! Great to see you again. ♥ Most people are fortunate to develop one skill in a lifetime. What's sick about our culture is that people assume that if you get fired, "Just get another job." "Learn a new skill." After 39 years, how do you learn a new skill and what new skill can you learn that can not be done better by a younger worker? We have to stop treating people like they're disposable.
people are disposable
Seems like 2008-2009. I applied for months, almost a year and heard back from a part time job back then. Its coming, get ready. This recession will be worse.
Looks that way
No, this is the year before the Great Depression only there is no war to bail us out of debt.
You're a natural on camera, keep shining!
My older brother Sonny, wore similar muscle shirts, and mirrored shades, all summer long, circa 1985.
Only, Sonny also had on his Sony Walkman, and listened to The Power Station - Some Like it Hot. lol
You’ve been hitting on every major important topic in the past few months. I love it. Keep up the great work.
I just turned 58. I’m healthy physically & emotionally. I have a solid 32 years of working in administration in the corporate, government, and healthcare sectors.
My current position pays less than it should, based on our companies pay scale. My supervisor is dismissive of my accomplishments and requests for a promotion or pay increase (with supported documentation), and is a huge part of the problem.
I also have a masters degree in education and various applicable and non-applicable certifications. I see the writing on the wall with my ineffectual and hostile supervisor. So, I’ve been sending out resumes and submitting applications for the last eight months.
I’ve gone on six interviews. Two of those I made it to the final round. Didn’t get either of the positions. I have NEVER seen the job market, nor every sector of economy, in such an awful state.
Keep looking for something new. Once You find something just leave quietly and let them figure it out. IT"S THEIR LOSS.
You were never 58 before.
Wait to AI really kicks in taking over jobs....
It's certainly worse than 2008.
Believe me, the FED will be forced to bail out the markets again. This talk of 'long-term high interest' is laughable. They risk a bond default by allowing this to even go another year.
They'll cut rates and we'll do this circus all over again in 2026/2027 with high inflation. Bust your balls in 2025, because we'll be in the same garbage dump come 2028.
It's scary. I'm retired but this kind of stuff still stresses me out.
There is no "courtesy" shown to employees, from applying, or hired.
People are always in the dark as to what's happening.
Employees are dispensable.
This has been the case even prior to the pandemic, but it's the norm now.
Prime example: you need to give your employer two weeks notice when leaving. Yet they fire or lay you off at a moments notice 😮😢
@@JFEnterprize Exactly what just happened at my company. My teammate said she had no idea and got told today is her last day.
@@Andrew-3445 would be nice if they have so much as a one week notice. But because pissy people deliberately damaged the business out of spite in the past, the rest of us get to be immediate terminations 😐
My huge company I work for in Arkansas is posting 5 jobs open. No, we are not replacing the last 7 people we lost this year. And yes every single one of them called a month later asking if they could have their job back.
The jobs they thought they were going to get fell through it turned out they changed the pay they were going to hire at and also the hours they were offering
Did your company take them back?
bait and switch
Bamboozled 😂🎉❤ 😮😢
what company is it in IT I am still trying to get my foot in the door and I finished with my degree in 2013 2 year degree I have been doing pizza delivery for past 10 years and just recently doordash uber / amazon dsp just to make ends meet
What type of job? I don't know why people leave this info out.
I know brother. HI MOM!
JOBS are impossibly difficult to come by and even harder to get.
Skill issue
@@aaronlandis7929 My daughter is a college degreed, certified computer technician and has not been able to get a hit from the myriad of applications, nor the several interviews she's been on for two years now. The jobs simply do not exist.
I have friends who are still in denial about this problem, and they think they can easily get a job, and they don't care if they get laid off or fired.
They've been indoctrinated by the " New World🌎 disorder democratic😈 ideology syndrome conspiracy theory-!!! Also what about the millions of central american border crosers. That will be filling in unemployment gaps-???🤔.
Yep my sister was like that. High paying job she screwed up thinking she get easily a new one. She's been unemployed for years. She's 54 now and I don't think she ever get work again. Specially s good paying job
They will
Survivor bias of course.
I've noticed the arrogant people are either full-time on a corporate ladder or retired. They're delusional and will be lucky to get a job at McDonalds if they get laid off.
It is crazy that people can be that delusional. I fear homelessness if I don't have a job. I guess people don't have it as rough as others.
Where I live, almost all job postings are not really hiring. Jobs at the local gas station have competition for one opening. At a gas station. The manager at the gas station told me he got 100 applications for a job in the deli at the gas station. Imagine an economy where people compete to make sandwiches at a truck stop.
Oh wait, I don't have to imagine.
Not asking location but what region?
Kern County, California.
A lot of jobs posted online are just reposts from other businesses and not the actual company.
Applicants 'ghosting' potential employers is a new phenomenon caused by the layoffs during the pandemic. People came to realize that companies don't care, and will jettison you at the first opportunity. Besides, it's reciprocal behavior, if you apply for a job, go on an interview, and they choose someone else, do you think that employer even bothers to call any of the unsuccessful applicants and tell them? Companies have 'ghosted' job applicants for decades, why should employers expect better treatment from job seekers? Employers are now reaping what they sowed.
Companies do sent Dear John letters out to those they reject, at least they used to.
👍
I don’t know where some of you got the idea that companies were supposed to be caring and loyal to you. Don’t remember reading it on any application,documentation,or contract during my early work experience and career.
Heck I kept a mindset that I could lose my job at anytime until I got my GTH card a few years later and “laid off” meant early retirement.
@@blackworldtraveler3711 I don't think people assume that. I think many are simply acknowledging that employer behavior is the worst we've seen in our lifetimes. I've never seen this level of corruption, fraud, and lack of professionalism.
Even employers in healthcare are 'ghosting' applicants in an interview process. It's the dirtiest thing I've ever seen.
On top of that, they are stealing your data and defrauding their unemployment insurance dues with the 'ghost' positions they're posting.
I agree but some would argue that back in 2021 during the great resignation employees had more options and have a better chance of getting hired. (Don't forget if you didnt get the jab you couldnt get hired) Now pendulum has swung back towards the employers... even job seekers with experience and skills still having a tough time getting hired.
Say what you want about gen z and some millenials but most of us value good management, decent PTO versus being a overworked slave to the company or business. I think its a dual edge sword you obviously need a job to survive... but most are willing to give some employers a taste of their own medicine and thats to the boomers, and some gen x leadership.
P.S. im a millenial and i do work hard, and barely call out of work but bc of my stance on certain job demands i feel most employers dont like that. I do everything i need to do but i will not slave myself and be talked down to anymore. You treat people with respect and give them a chance who knows youll have a decent staff.
I live in the Bakken region of North Dakota (oilfield country) in a town of 30 people. Bought my first house for $45k 4 years ago. Now, a house similar to mine (its 1 acre, I have 6 acres), on the same block just sold last week for $135k. Houses in Williston average $500k, so yes, people are willing to purchase affordable houses "in the middle of nowhere". But our wages are CRAZY high and everyone is hiring.
Serious question: Are all the openings only for the most physically strenuous jobs? Is there anything more on the level of warehouse or manufacturing work in terms of the amount of physical labor involved?
Looks like you bought just in time. I bet rents are high due to the job market. Good for you.
North dakota seems great
@adampeters632 Oh no, tons of admin and office jobs as well. But, it's pretty hard to get something really desirable unless you're here first. People applying from out of state have a hard time breaking into the market. It's a very insular community in some aspects, and finding housing is still hard unless you have plenty of disposable income (or a 5th wheel camper TBH). I've been here for a bit over 10 years and will never leave. The high income and low cost of living can't be found anywhere else IMHO.
@@dennistyler985210 Years ago, this house was about $5k to $10k. These rural areas are starting to see major price hikes. The locals are flabbergasted, but some are also cashing in.
Unsure of your job's future and not sure what to do? Get out of Debt NOW. Debt keeps you trapped.
“Home Depot is getting a new use. Frustrated single moms go there to meet men. (Mr Perfect). I kid you not.
🤣 I watched a video of a woman walking through Home Depot looking for a man. She didn't find her man.
You are something else 😂🤣😂😂👍
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How she looked like? 200 kilos and 8 children looking for a handsome tall man that has humour. Is loving king attentive and more
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I feel for your mom's BF. Thirty-nine years is a long time to devote to a company. Hope things work out well for him.
He’s gotta be close to retirement. I think the mom says he wants to work 5 more years.
You are blessed to still have your Mom and Dad.
John Deer laying off in IL-moving production to Mexico. Charter/Spectrum cable laying off hundreds in WI. Boat motor manufacturer in WI laying off many.
But the economy is great under bidet
Look people have to be inventing and figure out ways of making their own jobs opportunities. Regular market gonna get even harder with AI
I get hits all the time for contact JD in Peoria
Car dealership lots are looking very full.
I am seeing a lot of jobs locally for my skill set but I know for a fact that a lot of those companies are just collecting resumes because these same companies were constantly advertising the same job two years ago when I was looking.
I am currently working a remote job and I am saving a ton of money on gas. I don’t mind going into work as long as I don’t spend more than 30 minutes in traffic.
What are the best strategies to protect my portfolio? I've heard that a downturn will devastate the financial market, so I'm concerned about my $200k stock portfolio.
There are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy situation, but such execution is usually carried out by an investment specialist
I've been in touch with a financial analyst ever since I started investing. Knowing today's culture The challenge is knowing when to purchase or sell when investing in trending stocks, which is pretty simple. On my portfolio, which has grown over $900k in a little over a year, my adviser chooses entry and exit orders
Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service? Seems you've figured it all out.
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I worked for Westcor Land and Title Insurance in Maitland, Florida almost 8 years and laid off at the end of 2022. The day I was laid off, HR had a pizza party and posted photos on Facebook all smiling and laughing. I was so hurt when I saw that and literally cried.
Shout out Universal area here
When my so-called 'friend' in HR
"put her HR hat on", as she called it,
shortly thereafter I was *done.*
- Clint Eastwood got it right.
I work state government. I applied for the job around July or August of last year. I'm not joking when I tell you that they called me back to offer me a position in November roughly 3 months later. Even worse it took me another 5 weeks to even get hired on with them because you have to do a physical work test most of these people that she's probably reaching out to have already found jobs. There's always another side of the story that we are not hearing. Also when they reached out to me from my job I did not call them back the same day and then they called me again the following day and left another message. They were desperate I believe. Government drags their feet on hiring people at least where I live
Poland Spring water bottling plant took about 4 months to hire but I quit the ridiculous position after 4 months. I’m not doing 2 people job while others walk around and do very little. Economy was better 7 years ago, got another job and will retire in 6 months.
I was an HR person for a branch of the Fed gov...we posted open continuous announcements so we could be ready for vacancies that came up frequently. Lots of budgetary constraints. I could write a book here but lots of reasons things are done s certain way.
I got my first job in 1985 so I’ve been around for a while…
One thing I learned along the way is that if you died today, they would replace you tomorrow… and pay the new guy less. In this economy they might not wait til you die
Sadly, in today's culture long-term employees are often more vulnerable to layoff than a newbie since they are more costly. Not always but often. I fear that the millions of illegal immigrants will be taking jobs from citizens for the same reason. We will no longer have to ship jobs overseas since we will have cheap labor right here. Everything the government has been doing has been destructive to the American middle class.
Meanwhile... The horse industry tanked where I live. No labor for horse barns. People post constantly on FB looking for help. This industry depended on Mexican immigrants with livestock experience and a hard working attitude. I just gave away my 55k horse bc barns closed and nowhere safe left to keep him. We need immigrants here.
My daughter and a friend are experiencing this same garbage with being hired for a new job and being told they would get close to full time hours and are now getting 1 day a week and only 4-6 hours at that. Makes no sense why companies keep hiring people then giving them basically no hours. Scary times for the unemployed and the UNDER employed. Love your channel Michael especially for confirming that we are not crazy and that things are much worse than the government and media charlatans try to make it seem.
Lowes is notorious for that.
Its been this way for years, actually. Last year I put in 100 applications with indeed before I was hired. There haven't been true employment opportunities for years. All of the real jobs went out with the production base.
So true about the job market. Friend of my child has a PhD in a science area-only job available is working hourly at a local gym. My child (with a Master's in Public Health) has 100+ applications(in state and out of state) out looking for a job. No hopes of a job😢!
As far as the science PhD guy, he might have to move to an area where Big Pharm is. Plenty of jobs in that sector. Just have to move.
Your mom gives wise counsel on money management. You learned from a good teacher
What i can say is this. An employer will fire a veteran of the job over new people for the some fact the new person is a lot cheaper than the veteran hourly wise.
God, I REALLY hate my job but Im too scared to leave it because it absolutely, 100% offers security through recession and/or depression because I work in the environmental/green energy sector, more specifically, the waste industry. Waste must be removed no matter what. Ughh I REALLY hate it though....did I mention that? I know I'm not alone in loathing my job at least lol.
same, i drive for an asbestos, lead and mold removal company. its paying my bills but i have another company i want to get into. but the local trucking industry is terrible for new people trying to get in right now. think im stuck here til after elections and companies can start making decisions
You are smart not to leave. Things are going to get even worse than they are now.
I feel u
Pays the bills
I hate my job too but it's secure. Learning new skills on my own time and planning; hopefully things will get better after the election. Ready to pounce at a better opportunity.
The lack of professionalism in the job market with employers and candidates over the years has definitely declined especially in retailers environments.
That is so awful, what a horrible company! Hope you found something better and if not yet, you have my best wishes!
Deere in headlights: 600 jobs sent to Mexico by end of summer.
What Michael's Mom said is Untrue. ALL companies care about is money. A person woth 39 years in the same company is mote likeky to be let go because his salary is higher, his benefits cost more and his 401k contribution is higher
ON PBD podcast they were talking about the job reports , they were saying they are over estimate's and that they are always revised down about 3 or 4 weeks after they have been published, but they are never corrected to the public its just done internally , also they are counting part-time jobs as full-time .
A lot of people are working 2 or 3 PT jobs.
Politicians lying to us 🤡. That wouldn't be first time. Or the million time.
Always love to spend a relaxing sunday evening watching my favourite UA-camr!😊
Terrifying. Almost 40 years at the same job and these people still don't own their houses outright.
If they are smokers and drinkers it will cost money and it's hard to get rid of a habit so there you go...
@@joycedudzinski9415 that still wouldn’t come up to the cost that you put out for make up
Corporations using millions of robots is real close in time. When a toilet cleaning bot arrives thousands of hotel jobs will be lost. 1 simple robot, just watch. Big changes replacing simple workers is going to make things very different around the world.
Less people with paychecks, less money in the economy.
Yeah AI will take lot's of jobs.
@@dennistyler9852 That's true. The frightening fact is the people pushing robots and AI want the economy to collapse.
It seems like we're living in some kind of wierd dystopian movie. NOTHING is normal anymore
@@user-lf2lf6wy4z Normal is in the rearview mirror.
I’m sorry, but no one is going to hire someone that’s over 60 for a new job. Several years ago I was looking for another position within the teaching profession and I was in my mid 40s then and I couldn’t get hired for almost 3 years with several credentials. It’s called AGEISM. also, the closest one gets to retirement the higher. The chance of companies going to try to get rid of them because they don’t want them to get their pension. We all need to start understanding that very clearly.
I think people can't afford the jobs...where I am is rural and if the pay is 30k with the high cost of rent and gas, car insurance, to get to the job, and then all other costs of necessities, you can't afford the job. We have 2 openings where I work, and four interviewed people were offered the jobs and they turned it down...also the town is a tourist town where tourists pay 1k plus per week rent and some locals camp out and rent out their houses all summer. So if a worker has a job in the town, they have to drive from outside the high rent tourist area about a half hour, and still that far rent is high but not 1k per week. On the flip side, I applied to a job with much higher pay, and played phone tag with the interviewer only to find out the pay was way lower than advertised so not only was it a waste of my time, but I gained a mistrust of the company. I think the incentive to work was lost. The American Dream seems unreachable, and we see our government giving all our hard work away to non citizens; it is theft by our government, and people's incentive is crushed. Thank you for your videos.
A new term I heard the other day is a “selective recession”. We all know they are talking about 90% of regular Americans.
Companies have very little, if any, loyalty to its employees. The boyfriend should look for another job now. That doesn't mean he has to accept it but he can go to his current company and ask them if he should take the job. Their answer could tell him if he's on the chopping block.
They look down on their employers. That's what I think anyways
A bachelor's degree with no experience vs. a vast amount of experience with no degree.
Hire experience always
Or God forbid you hire someone who would be a hard worker and train them. Most Job Requirements are actually requirements. They are nice to haves.
HR doesn't like either one
The job market has been going down since NAFTA and WTO.
So scary, but I've been preparing for more than 5 years
I was in Denver ..by Hotels and big bus staion..30..40..,buses a day. Full of dirty ..non english speaking ..individuals .families .kids .ect..unloaded..and roaming the streets .
Not many jobs for anyone including illegal immigrants. Less taxes and more resources needed.
@@ARCR80 For..A US ARMY RANGER ...fees and dues paid in full .to participate fully in the American .experiment. realizes this is all over ...but the ..Obit
Good they ordered them Enjoy take them into ur Homes too..😁😁😁😁😁😁
Love your creativity, it's inspiring!
I’ll never understand where the “experts” get their information from for debt to income ratio in buying a house. I bought my first house in ‘04 Before I found it they told me I could afford 140k on a house. I was making 45K a year. I told them they were nuts. Where is the guidance for these people buying? Parents, economics class, anything. It’ll never get better if people are not educated on finances
I bought a 135 house on 28 k a year- needed roommates
Especially nowadays due to all the predatory lending. That's become the 'norm'. It's sickening.
my industry “ beverage distributing” we were experiencing a really high turn over rate before covid and during covid it was insane. now we are actually staffed fully and people staying longer than 3 months
Most jobs offers are FAKE ! To just fill false data... Terrible times we r living in.I'm very skilled tradesman and can't find work now ! All positions r filled, nobody is hiring !
The problem is that government screening for background checks and qualifications-including credit checks-that may not even relate to the job, disqualifies many people.
We are simply a unit of account on someone else's balance sheet..in the end it all counts for nothing..Everything you own has no real value..Time is your most valuable asset..Dont waste it
Michael, Get a pair of identical shades for your Mother and walk around.😂
Gosh, there hasn’t been a house on Long Island under $200k for well over 25 years. 1,900 square foot cape cod style house in my neighborhood are all in the high $700’s to low $800’s and aren’t on the market more than 2 weeks before they are sold.
Bring on an island so close to NYC will do that with the housing. Same with Boston
Always enjoy watching your shows. As I watch this, Happy Sunday and enjoy time with your family. Safe travels to your next destination.
North Dakota > Minneapolis
My pool store has zero repair or remodeling work, just weekly cleaning and store sales they told me. Thats a big deal in Florida. Hi Kim and Michael ❤
I don't see how there can be more jobs right now. In the area where I live there are quite a few empty buildings and storefronts where businesses were located that failed since the so-called pandemic. Just in one town I passed through a couple of days ago, there was an empty former gas station / convenient store, an empty former restaurant and a now vacant former motel all on one block.
If you get an interview, they keep you there all day and wear you down with what feels like an integration.
Or does stupid online tests that can take hours
Hello to your mom and welcome back Appreciate our host for taking us along on outdoor walking tour. Always learn something from you
Thank you both of you ❤
The mental and physical cost of a bachelor’s degree vs the amount they want to pay you is not worth it. Then you have crappy workforce dynamics like power hungry bosses and drama filled coworkers. Definitely not worth it. My energy is too valuable to settle for crumbs. Nobody is having kids or families anymore. This ain’t the 40’s it’s a new age and we’re not your slaves anymore. Let it crash!