Survey: 1 in 3 Americans to Postpone Retirement After Lockdowns
By Jon Miltimore The COVID-19 pandemic saw a retirement surge in 2020, with more than 3.2 million baby boomers retiring—more than double the previous year….
Employment
The Labor Shortage Is a Government-Contrived Scarcity
By Richard M. Ebeling Not long ago, my wife and I decided to go out to our favorite Thai restaurant not far from our home…
Human Jobs Replaced by Automation and A.I. Started Pre-COVID; More Employers Now Using It to Replace Vacant Positions
By B.N. Frank Most would agree that COVID fears, mandates, and restrictions have had a devastating effect on countless peoples’ lives worldwide. This includes business…
Two Big Problems Are Plaguing Our Economy, New Small Business Survey Reveals
By Brad Polumbo With pandemic restrictions finally being wound down around the country, the economy should be roaring back to life. But we’ve seen much…
Houston Methodist Nurses Rally As They Lose Their Jobs For Refusing CO VID Shots
By Derrick Broze On Monday June 7, 2021, hundreds of nurses and supporters gathered at the Baytown Methodist campus east of Houston, Texas to protest…
McDonald’s Tests AI-Powered Automated Drive-Thrus At 10 Chicago Restaurants
By Tyler Durden As fast-food restaurants and small businesses struggle to find low-skilled workers to staff their kitchens and cash registers, America’s biggest fast-food franchise…
OSHA Now Says Employers Can’t Be Held Liable if They Mandate COVID Vax and Employees Experience Adverse Reactions
By B.N. Frank Vaccine side effects, injuries, deaths have been reported for decades (see 1, 2, 3). They are also being reported about COVID vaccines…
New OSHA Guidelines: Employers That Mandate COVID Vaccines May Be Held Liable for “Any Adverse Reaction”
By B.N. Frank “Vaccine Hesitancy” pre-dates COVID 19. Vaccine side effects, injuries, deaths have been ongoing for decades (see 1, 2, 3). Regarding the COVID…
World Health Org Study Says Working Too Many Hours a Week Is Killing 700,000+ Every Year
By B.N. Frank There’s an old saying – “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” According to the WHO – it may…
Lumber, Labor, and Gas Markets Tell SAD Stories
By Art Carden The hits just keep coming. First, lumber prices exploded. Second, there was a terrible jobs report. Third, there was a gas shortage….
Setting the Table for Covid-X
By Peter C. Earle The May 11 jobs report took many economic data watchers by surprise. Predictions of over one million new jobs in April…
Restaurateurs Begin To Automate Amid Labor Shortage
By Tyler Durden Restaurant owners are blaming generous unemployment benefits for the current labor shortage. Ahead of the busy summer season, some restaurateurs are warning they might…
Here’s How the Pandemic Has Changed the Job Market
By Dan Vale Disasters affect job availability in different and sometimes conflicting ways. Here’s how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the job market – the…
Biden’s Labor Secretary Just Threatened Independent Contractors
By Brad Polumbo With the rise of the digital gig economy, millions of Americans have found flexible and lucrative work through independent contractor arrangements with…