Even long-term dole-scrounging parasites in Taft should be able to find work now!

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6 years ago

Sat, Jan 20, 2018 7:53 PM

California?s unemployment rate falls to record low

By Kathleen Pender | January 19, 2018

Thanks to stronger-than-expected job growth, California?s unemployment rate dropped to 4.3 percent in December, a record low since 1976 when the state started tracking data consistently.

That represents a significant drop from 4.6 percent in November and 5.2 percent in December last year, the Employment Development Department said in a press release. The U.S. rate in December was 4.1 percent. (These rates are seasonally adjusted.)

California added 52,700 nonfarm payroll jobs in December alone, a surprisingly strong number that accounted for more than one-third of the

148,000 jobs created nationally in December, said Scott Anderson, chief economist with Bank of the West.

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52,700 non-farm payroll jobs in ONE MONTH! Yet, Wieber continues to scrounge, all the while pissing and moaning about the "real" - that is, fake and imaginary - unemployment rate, and lie about the "Democrat" [sic] destruction of the economy.

What a f****ng chump!

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6 years ago

Sat, Jan 20, 2018 8:01 PM

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There are *hundreds* of machine repair jobs available in California. I found one, in Santa Maria, that states the pay as $32 per hour! That is more than double the Taft dole-scrounger's *effective* hourly wage over the last several years (the "$75/hour" bullshit is pure fiction).

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Will the dole-scrounging deadbeat look into it? Nah, not a f****ng chance. Hell, Santa Maria is on the coast where these sailboat tubs might actually be of some use to him

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6 years ago

Sun, Jan 21, 2018 3:10 PM

Hard to imagine what kind of employer would knowingly hire a lifelong deadbeat. They don't even need to do a credit check, a simple Google search would quickly tell the tale.

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"If you know that a credit check is going to turn up some questionable

asks your permission to run the check, you should explain as succinctly and honestly as possible what they may find,"

Imagine Wieber trying to spin nearly 40 years of liens.

"and what you have done to rectify the situation."

LOL

No matter for Wieber anyway. He's instantly disqualified due to his lousy work history and all the online death threats. He should write an e-book on dole scrounging and subsistence living. Then he could put his skip-tracing skills to work chasing down all the bad checks from his target market of fellow deadbeats.