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Story by Superior Auto Institute / www.nodents.com
The recession is packing up and heading home now the economy has through the
help of the government started uplifting which should mean that jobs will
start coming back but it doesn't.
Unemployment is still at an all time low and it is getting much worse, by
next year it will get up to as much as 10 percent. That is 10 percent of
people who have no money, no way of feeding themselves or their children and
no way of paying their mortgage or bills. So in all aspects of the recession
going away, it doesn't matter to much to those who are still without jobs.
Now it seems that government has taken credit they don't deserve in saying
that thousands of jobs were saved through the stimulus program. The White
House has seen this mistake however and promises to correct it in future
reports. A report went out saying that the $787 billion that was tied to the
government's recovery program had helped save more than 30,000 job
positions. This figure was overstated by about 5,000 jobs.
The Associated Press saw the mistake and pointed out that there were
countless errors in the report noting that some were 10 times higher than
the actual number of jobs that were saved. Many positions that were saved
through the stimulus recovery act were counted two, three and four times
creating more saved jobs than there actually were. There are no statistics
to clear how off the actual saved jobs was from the claimed 30,000, there
are only presumptions.
The Associated Press's review did not go into accounting for all 9,000
contacts they had but they did notice that there were countless duplicates
and misconceptions.
So at the end of the day there is still more bills than there are jobs and
unemployment is on the rise further more. American's have exhausted several
of their resources and efforts in trying to find something simple that most
people end up having to settle for an $8 an hour job just to bring any
income in at all which doesn't go very far in a family with more than just
one person in it, it barely pays for rent during these times.
Why settle for $8 an hour when you could be earning $100 per vehicle? I am
talking about Paintless Dent Repair. Paintless Dent Repair is becoming a
highly respected business. People in today's world who do have jobs and
afford to get their car worked on do not want to wait all day in a shop in
order for their car to be fixed. They want it fixed and returned to the
A.S.A.P., which means you are fixing many vehicles in one day and at $100
per vehicle that is a lot of money and at the end of the day when there are
bills and mortgage payments stacking up, $100 per vehicle can come in handy.
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