Comments on: 2009.09.04 The Unemployment Situation http://reasonablythinking.com An Open Minded Approach To Investment Success Sat, 17 Jul 2010 01:17:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: blackjack http://reasonablythinking.com/authors-commentary/unemployment-2009-09-04/#comment-168 blackjack Wed, 21 Apr 2010 01:00:34 +0000 http://reasonablythinking.com/?page_id=88#comment-168 Thank you for sharing the information. I found the details incredibly helpful. Thank you for sharing the information. I found the details incredibly helpful.

]]> By: The Jobless Lawyer» Recession Job Search Tips for the Unemployed Lawyer- Creating a Job “Surge” http://reasonablythinking.com/authors-commentary/unemployment-2009-09-04/#comment-18 The Jobless Lawyer» Recession Job Search Tips for the Unemployed Lawyer- Creating a Job “Surge” Tue, 01 Dec 2009 22:50:57 +0000 http://reasonablythinking.com/?page_id=88#comment-18 [...] about this before but despite the economic times we are in, despite a 10% unemployment rate and a 20% true unemployment rate being laid off will always carry with it undertones of  being “damaged goods.” It is a [...] [...] about this before but despite the economic times we are in, despite a 10% unemployment rate and a 20% true unemployment rate being laid off will always carry with it undertones of  being “damaged goods.” It is a [...]

]]> By: joblesslawyer http://reasonablythinking.com/authors-commentary/unemployment-2009-09-04/#comment-4 joblesslawyer Fri, 11 Sep 2009 01:27:39 +0000 http://reasonablythinking.com/?page_id=88#comment-4 Its amazing what a little "spin" and as you put it "massage oil" can do. The masses are being duped by shifty accounting. Any job seeker (like myself) will agree it feels a lot more like a 16.8% unemployment rate than a 9% one. I wish more mainstream media oulets would pick up your insightful tangerine to clementine analysis rather than continuing to compare apples to oranges. Keep up the good work! Its amazing what a little “spin” and as you put it “massage oil” can do.

The masses are being duped by shifty accounting. Any job seeker (like myself) will agree it feels a lot more like a 16.8% unemployment rate than a 9% one.

I wish more mainstream media oulets would pick up your insightful tangerine to clementine analysis rather than continuing to compare apples to oranges.

Keep up the good work!

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