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2. Those are two real factors but I wonder how many jobs were 2nd and 3rds

Tue Sep 6, 2022, 11:02 AM

Sep 2022

I’ve looked sporadically but I haven’t found much mention of it. Maybe it’s not a factor in empty positions but it seems to me like it could be.

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On the whole "Nobody wants to work" comment. . . [View all] Collimator Sep 2022 OP

Those are two real factors but I wonder how many jobs were 2nd and 3rds underpants Sep 2022 #2

This is such a great point! phylny Sep 2022 #10

Ugh. I hate to hear anyone say that.... moose65 Sep 2022 #3

Because they worked very hard to make money and promote their brand obamanut2012 Sep 2022 #9

👍 Duppers Sep 2022 #11

More people are working in the US than at any time in its history Johnny2X2X Sep 2022 #5

There were about 131 million working full time in 2019. former9thward Sep 2022 #7

Why pensions went away: ret5hd Sep 2022 #12

Tik Tok/OnlyFans modelling is "work"? maxsolomon Sep 2022 #8

Here's a Twitter thread that I will add to this conversation blogslug Sep 2022 #13