Discrimination in [un]employment? Discrimination in [Un]employment? By: Omar A. Lopez, Esq. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the current estimated number of unemployed persons is 13.9 million, making the unemployment rate approximately 9%.[1] The number of long-term unemployed (those that have remained jobless for over 27 weeks) is estimated to be 5.9 million.
The American Jobs Act of 2011 Essay Preview: The American Jobs Act of 2011 Report this essay The American Jobs Act of 2011 Since the beginning of the recession in 2007, Congress has made several, only modestly successful attempts to end the recession and support a recovery through tax cuts, spending increases, and interest rate.
American Jobs Act Essay Preview: American Jobs Act Report this essay What is the issue (briefly)? Is this a local, state or national issue? The issue is the American Jobs Act, which President Obama is currently trying to pass right now. This is a national issue as it affects 400,000 education jobs country wide. The.
