Manufacturing boom: Trade school enrollment soars

[RobJohnson]

Avoiding work is hard work.

 


I've had people ask me if I could fill out their "job search" paper work for them! How lazy can you be?

If they can't read or write. They should not be applying for a job with my company.

They are just out trying to get that last unemployment extension.

I should of set them down in front of the computer and made them do the online application. 

[zeitgeist]

 


I've had people ask me if I could fill out their "job search" paper work for them! How lazy can you be?

If they can't read or write. They should not be applying for a job with my company.

They are just out trying to get that last unemployment extension.

I should of set them down in front of the computer and made them do the online application. 

We went live with an on line merit staffing system application before I retired.  I have to admit that once the intial start up glitches were ironed out it was a pretty nice system.  That said, not everyone is suited to fill out an online application or even use a computer.  Ah, the stories I can't tell about that topic.    
   

[obumazombie]

 


I've had people ask me if I could fill out their "job search" paper work for them! How lazy can you be?

If they can't read or write. They should not be applying for a job with my company.

They are just out trying to get that last unemployment extension.

I should of set them down in front of the computer and made them do the online application. 

Some people are constructively lazy.

[zeitgeist]

Some people are constructively lazy.

Others work harder avoiding work than doing it.  Wally from Dilbert sprins to mind.

[RobJohnson]

Unemployment extensions up to 99 weeks made a lot of people lazy and kept them from taking jobs that paid a penny less then they were used to making.

That really killed the economy in my opinion.

Less people buying stuff, so more places had to cut hours and lay people off.

 

[obumazombie]

Unemployment extensions up to 99 weeks made a lot of people lazy and kept them from taking jobs that paid a penny less then they were used to making.

That really killed the economy in my opinion.

Less people buying stuff, so more places had to cut hours and lay people off.

 

You are right, as in correct, of course. One way to confirm that you are right is that big libs like Nancy "Bela" Pelosi say the exact opposite, that is unemployment is stimulative.

[RobJohnson]

You are right, as in correct, of course. One way to confirm that you are right is that big libs like Nancy "Bela" Pelosi say the exact opposite, that is unemployment is stimulative.

I don't want to think about what stimulates that old hag.