What do the jobless do when the benefits end? – The Washington Post

Posted on February 12, 2014 | 2 Comments

What do the jobless do when the benefits end? – The Washington Post.

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2 responses to “What do the jobless do when the benefits end? – The Washington Post”

  1. Carl D'Agostino | February 12, 2014 at 5:22 PM | Reply

    What they do is get kicked out of the apartment because can’t pay rent and go to homeless shelter with three kids and a ton of despair. Washington acts like unemployment is an inconvenience of sorts and not a matter of life and death for millions of people.

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    • george-b | February 12, 2014 at 6:58 PM | Reply

      Joblessness is the most social evil and when not resolved portrays a dysfunctional, corrupt, and insensitive leadership: It shows how much they really care about the decent human beings that they forgot to be! We, the ones that work are paying into the system a lot, so people can be helped when they fall on hard times!
      But a dysfunctional economy with no production, only with speculation, sales, and services (including an overstaffed security of all sorts, cannot support everybody. Only the manufacturing sector bring in the economy profit, the rest only exchanges hands, and gets weaker each time.
      To bad, that they are falling into their own web of lies and deceit!
      Thanks for visiting and commenting Carl!

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