78% of workers say their layoff is Temporary

**pologq** · 05-08-20, 02:06 PM

i was furloughed and now we were called back to work. i do think there is some merit to this assuming the business can survive the time closed.

**SBR_Guest_Pro** · 05-08-20, 02:06 PM

ya they are all living in fantasy land

**clockwise1965** · 05-08-20, 02:22 PM

Unfortunately most jobs will never be the same again.

**Unrivaled** · 05-08-20, 02:24 PM

Depends on the industry.

**Itsamazing777** · 05-08-20, 02:51 PM

I went back yesterday

**Tanko** · 05-08-20, 02:53 PM

Most hospitality industry workers will experience long-term unemployment. Although restaurants and hotels are opening back up. People will not be returning to them in numbers until either a vaccine is out or 60%+ of the population has been infected. This will alleviate potential concerns for spread and only under those conditions will people feel safe to return to these places in significant numbers.

If there are not as many customers --> the number of employees will be reduced (or maintained at current low levels) to control costs.

**cincinnatikid513** · 05-08-20, 02:53 PM

sam ur trying really hard

**Sam Odom** · 05-08-20, 02:55 PM

kid513

take it up with CNBC & Michelle Meyer if you have a problem

**cincinnatikid513** · 05-08-20, 02:59 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

kid513

take it up with CNBC & Michelle Meyer if you have a problem

its gonna be alright sam, the excuses will be endless

**Brock Landers** · 05-08-20, 03:04 PM

Maybe in 8-10 years we will be back to where we were at the end of 2019

**Sam Odom** · 05-08-20, 03:06 PM

Originally posted by cincinnatikid513

its gonna be alright sam...

of course it will... Good to have Landers fading the USA

**Brock Landers** · 05-08-20, 03:13 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

of course it will... Good to have Landers fading the USA

Even better for you to blow smoke up everyone's ass

**Sam Odom** · 05-08-20, 03:16 PM

Originally posted by Brock Landers

Even better for you to blow smoke up everyone's ass

see post #9

**Heltah Skeltah** · 05-08-20, 03:38 PM

Originally posted by Brock Landers

Maybe in 8-10 years we will be back to where we were at the end of 2019

Just like your credit score you bankrupt cuck

**MinnesotaFats** · 05-08-20, 04:19 PM

Originally posted by Brock Landers

Maybe in 8-10 years we will be back to where we were at the end of 2019

Once any semblance of normality is achieved there will be massive tax hikes to pay for this

**Emily_Haines** · 05-08-20, 05:11 PM

Brock says he wins at gambling as well.

**jjgold** · 05-08-20, 05:24 PM

Nobody knows

Unemployment will be higher the rest of the year

**ridgeway** · 05-08-20, 05:38 PM

Crazy times.

**EmpireMaker** · 05-08-20, 06:01 PM

A lot of the small/medium sized businesses are going to be gone, and with them the jobs they created. The way the bailouts have gone and the environment that already existed is going to allow further consolidation in many industries with the largest companies gaining even more power and market share the Amazons and Walmarts will get bigger and those that had a small slice in markets those companies are involved in will lose their share to the huge companies and be sold to the huge companies or simply forced out of business. Many fewer than 78% will actually get their jobs back and wages will still be depressed because of the monopoly power the few huge companies wield.

**jjgold** · 05-08-20, 06:06 PM

EmpireMaker you nailed that one

**Itsamazing777** · 05-08-20, 06:56 PM

Glad i learned a skill at 18 and can work in a shop anywhere.... Life choices. Dont be a loser

**Slurry Pumper** · 05-09-20, 11:37 AM

How was this questioned asked? Is it temporary and they plan on working for the same employer? Or is it temporary because they are 25 and probably not able to lay around and do nothing for the rest of their lives? As for me, I'm done with my former employer, we had a skype meeting and was told to go fuk myself, well not really but pretty much so. Once the world gets its senses, I'll be on the market fighting with a shit load of engineers trying to find someone who will like to add another $125K+ to their payrole.