Who can publicly oppose job creation?
When you are one of only twelve House members out of over 400 to oppose a new GI Bill for our troops and one of only three to oppose job training for veterans, you are extremely far out of the mainstream," retired Army General Wesley Clark, VoteVets advisory board chairman, said in a statement.
Kalecki argued that "captains of industry" understand this point, and that they oppose job-creating policies precisely because such policies would undermine their political influence.
"Like the governor, we oppose job-killing taxes, and we believe they should be phased out as promised," Mr. Bloomberg testified before a legislative committee.
Do Tea Party Republicans want to oppose jobs for police, firefighters and teachers and oppose protecting military families from financial abuse, which Elizabeth Warren champions?
And almost the entire Republican Party opposes jobs programs and healthcare programs that are important to Hispanics and most workers and the poor.
The "Hope America Fails" Republicans seem to rejoice with every new layoff, exploiting human pain to achieve political power while they oppose jobs bills.
Ask yourself: when was the last time a Republican leader made a point of praising hard-working, ordinary families — as opposed to "job creators"?
Labor economists continue to debate the extent to which growing labor market inequality and stagnant earnings, especially among disadvantaged Americans, reflects trends in worker skills as opposed to job quality.
Comparing our scores with those in another survey in the maternity services our sample rated higher stress recognition and perceptions of management subscales, as opposed to job satisfaction that was low and working conditions that were very low [ 20].
