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How to Address a Layoff on Your Resume
Some really good information from Lisa Vaas How to Address a Layoff on Your Resume.Filed under: News from the Soul Brother
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Recession Ended in June 2009, Group Says
Hmmm. The recession ended and we moved to a depression. The National Bureau of Economic Research says the recession ended in June last year. How many unemployed and broke economists are there? Let’s...
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Single Moms Crushed by Recession
Black and Hispanic single mothers has zero median wealth. ZERO. That is surprising and depressing. When America encounters an economic recession or depression our community suffers earlier, longer and...
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Inside Job
Want to see one of the BEST documentaries of the young century? Want to learn about the corporate greed that destroyed many lives globally when Wall Street collapsed?Go and pick up, the Academy Award...
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Black Unemployment At Depression Level Highs In Some Cities
Janell Ross provides us with a stark, bleak picture of African-American employment in America. This illustrates and confirm my contention that the government needs to take action on this problem...
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Blacks’ economic gains wiped out in downturn
Is this really a surprise? It’s bad for everyone. It’s even worse for African-Americans. Blacks’ economic gains wiped out in downturn – Business – Eye on the Economy – msnbc.com.Filed under: News from...
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Jobs keep creeping out of downtowns
By Haya El Nasser The recession put the brakes on job growth but did nothing to reverse a decades-long trend: job sprawl. Despite the economic slump, the share of metropolitan areas’ jobs farther from...
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Many cities face long waits to regain lost jobs
Recession? Depression? Does it matter what you call it? (Photo credit: Renegade98) By Tim Mullaney Most U.S. cities won’t regain all the local jobs lost in the recession until 2015 or later. Top...
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Black Unemployment Drives ‘Perpetual, Slow-Moving Recession’
Help wanted sign (Photo credit: andjohan) By Artgur Delaney Tatia Pritchett’s 2002 Hyundai Sonata blew a tire early on a Friday morning in June when she was on her way to work. “I was driving and all...
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How I lost my middle-class life
By Jayme Reid Recently I read an article in the New York Times Magazine by Dominique Browning, the former House and Garden magazine editor who lost her job when the magazine folded in 2007. Like “The...
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Black America Is Still In A Deep Recession
By Bryce Covert The economy has experienced 12 straight months of job growth above 200,000 and the overall unemployment rate has dropped 5.5 percent. But the recovery isn’t such great news for black...
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I secretly lived in my office for 500 days
By Terry K. I was asleep when I heard the door rattle against the frame. My eyes flashed open and I sprung upright in my under-desk sleep space. Was it all over? Had someone come to work early? I...
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