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SC Workforce Holds At Record Low

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10 comments

Tunes'n'News August 27, 2014 at 11:20 am

Not a good trend. How much can be attributed to coastal retirees? Statistically significant?

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Sandi Morals August 27, 2014 at 11:58 am

Sour grapes. Thank you Nikki. Business Insider has ranked South Carolina as the 8th best economy in America.
Better than neighbors Georgia, Tennessee and North Carolina.All of this under Nikki Haley.

This despite Obamacare and the impending employer mandate which is crushing job growth.

Great job Nikki.

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Smirks August 27, 2014 at 12:12 pm

*Slllluuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrp!*

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Anthony August 27, 2014 at 12:51 pm

Well look its the Haley Troll..hey ask Nikki where she got the million dollars to give a doctor in California and why….inquring minds want to know which lie Haley is telling on that secret underhanded deal…

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Sandi Morals August 27, 2014 at 1:36 pm

The real question is why “traitor Tommy” would spend millions of his own $$$$$’s for 2% of the electorate?
What is in it for him-or the old lady? If anything. :-)

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Hannah August 28, 2014 at 8:44 am

To run against a self serving idiot like Haley….duh!!!

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George August 27, 2014 at 12:52 pm

Nikki Haley and her high school staff are the only people whose salaries have gone up.

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Thomas August 27, 2014 at 4:02 pm

The Hookup Generation makes up 36% of the US workforce. The MySpace Generation is expected to make up 46% of all US workers by 2020. Looking at some of their work quality and work habits using Fits News as an example, the Boomers will probably never get them out of the basement.

Millennials produce nothing. They consume frozen pizzas, ice cream, cereal, and potato chips as these food items have all expanded shelf space in the last 14 years. They approach sex like wine. Pretty label on the bottle, on sip then off to the next bottle. Millennials’ hook-up mentality is based on their approach to technology. Technology to an Echo-Boomer is a cell phone and Facebook. They recently took to Twitter because their inner hash tag point of view was able to flourish. They disdain hierarchical constructs. You know, Executive-Manager-Pee On, Creator-Created-Accountability. Instead of identifying with their employer, they get tired of having to be part of a team and quit. They are loners. They drift from one affinity group to another.

Is it any wonder they are drawn to government handouts? The current unemployment numbers reflects Millennials in NOT the workforce. They dropped out, turned out, and got pregnant. They are the homosexual smoke with it’s stench wafting through our society. A job to them is a web site and Google Ads. Innovation, products, manufacturing, patents, math are abstract ideas to them. That takes work. As long as Millennials remain in love with their own image, expect these unemployment numbers and participation rates to remain. All they know is how to sponge off their Boomer parents. Attracted to the lowest common denominator in all things, perception is their lord and master. They are clueless, arrogant takers who have done nothing for America than to fill up her landfills with their toys, computers, cell phones, have eaten plates of food from Mr Windowpane’s, and trash from their junkfood.

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E Norma Scok August 27, 2014 at 6:21 pm

Except for your kids, amiright?

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Just Me February 18, 2015 at 7:48 am

It’s a proven fact that survey numbers can be manipulated to give you the expected result. The government does it all the time. One thing I wonder about this survey is what constitutes “working age people”? 18-62, 18-65, 18-67 It would matter to the numbers. We have a lot of people moving to SC to retire. But are they young enough to be counted as “working age people”?

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