Mass Layoffs

[Terrel L. Shields]

More layoffs

After last quarter, I thought my purchases alone would keep UPS afloat...computers (2), camera (1), lens (2) and I am buying canned goods and other food stuffs on line - staying the heck out of the grocery store for anything but fresh and frozen stuff.

 

[Mark K]

A friend that owns a few semi-trucks says that over-the-road freight is down quite a bit in the past few months. He didn't even get the Christmas rush he was expecting.

 

[gregb]

UPS, Amazon & FedEx top North America logistics firms chart

UPS, Amazon, FedEx, XPO, CH Robinson, JB Hunt and Union Pacific lead the way in top 10 list of largest logistics companies in North America

supplychaindigital.com

 

[Tim Hicks (Texas)]

All these layoffs, but jobs reports will show positive numbers. That plus you manipulate the inflation figures and viola.

 

[ucbruin]

All these layoffs, but jobs reports will show positive numbers. That plus you manipulate the inflation figures and viola.

And with all the Government manipulation....
MAGA believed the reports between 2017-2021....
And base their desire for the ORANGE R@PIST because of these same indexes....

 

[George Hatch]

I don't think Trump is going to win, but if he somehow does come out of it then I'm not going to feel one bit of empathy for everyone who thinks he actually did anything to that hag.

 

[Fernando]

Why you calling her a hag.
The court made decision that Trump is a bad despicable human.

 

[Vermonter]

 

[ucbruin]

"I don't think Trump is going to win, but if he somehow does come out of it then I'm not going to feel one bit of empathy for everyone who thinks he actually did anything to that hag."




It's not the destination, it's the journey

 

[Mike Ault]

And with all the Government manipulation....
MAGA believed the reports between 2017-2021....
And base their desire for the ORANGE R@PIST because of these same indexes....

One answer in Sean Spicer’s briefing sums up the White House’s credibility problem​

But it also summed up a problem Spicer faces pretty regularly: a credibility gap with reporters. His credibility has been strained since Day One on the job, when he presented “alternative facts” about the size of the crowd at his boss's inauguration (a term coined by his co-worker Kellyanne Conway).
The president regularly labels information he doesn't like as “fake” or “phony,” but he seems willing to change his mind quickly when that information suddenly looks good for him. And that's why the whole room erupted in laughter Friday when Spicer told reporters that the jobs report “may have been phony in the past, but it's very real now.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2017/03/10/one-answer-in-sean-spicers-briefing-sums-up-the-white-houses-credibility-problem/