Unemployment

"We need to start rioting like the French when they are crossed," the employee reckoned about the different ways American and French employees were treated.

Elon Musk stated he wanted to cut 10 percent of Tesla's workforce because he had a "super bad feeling" about the economy.

"This sign runs counter to our brand value," a spokesperson for Tim Hortons told Newsweek.

The issue with the most obvious solution to Biden's problem is that it has its own political cost—one that requires him to have to sacrifice an economic win.

"She let herself in... next thing I knew, she was in my sitting room. It was a bit scary," the worker said.

"Tell him that no warning means that he won't have lunch, either start communicating or figuring out his own lunch," a Redditor said.

"Apply now and help us fill the workplace and lower our prices again!" the sign said.

The worker raged about the enormous amount of mess, saying they are "underpaid and stressed" in a follow-up tweet.

Biden spent the week pushing an optimistic message on the U.S. economy, but his detractors are warning Americans: "You better brace yourself."

Dr Oz, the GOP Senatorial candidate for Pennsylvania, suggested during a Newsmax interview that weed was associated with higher rates of unemployment.

Antonia Brown had worked for the state of Michigan since 2002, according to a criminal complaint obtained by Newsweek.

The woman said her husband has repeatedly taken her car for hours at a time, causing damage to the vehicle and her to miss time at work.

"My husband however is being really pushy about me working full time as opposed to 'just working 30 hours,'" a woman wrote in an online post that has gained widespread support.

"You need to find someone to work your shift, or you work your shift," the boss said.

While defrauding the government, the couple showed off luxury goods in Instagram posts that are still visible online.

"From now on I'm getting my damn money," the worker said on Reddit.

His brother has called him "heartless" after he made him and his family move into a motel until the ring is found.

The lucky applicant will also get a year's free supply of wine to enjoy.

In the week that ended on April 2, unemployment claims decreased by 5,000 to 166,000, the Labor Department reported.

"I have literally never understood why someone would think it's ok to eat someone else's food from work," one TikToker said.

"Don't waste my time trying to judge reactions and trying to cut me down," the applicant fumed.

The increase in claims brought the total up to 202,000 applications for jobless aid for the week ending on March 26.

"God I wish we could all do this. Emails be so formal for no reason," one TikToker said.

In the week that ended March 19, unemployment claims decreased 28,000 to 187,000, the lowest since September of 1969.

"If they are this disorganized and seem kind of unprofessional, you don't want the job, it's going to be a nightmare," one TikToker commented.

The Labor Department said 1,419,000 people were collecting jobless benefits for the week ending March 5, down 71,000 from the week before.

The woman's furious husband branded her a "dictator" whose "space is the kitchen." Reddit users were not impressed.

The unemployment penalty that millions of women face after losing or leaving jobs during the pandemic seems likely to widen the gender wage gap in coming years.

Employers in the U.S. added 678,000 jobs in February, according to the Labor Department.

The jump in unemployment claims came after three straight weeks of declines, which President Joe Biden touted last week as "a sign of the real progress."