No real change in futures just yet….number inflated by VZ strike
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Two questions.
How can people, who are on strike, immediately apply for unemployment benefits?
Isn’t the fall in continuing claims (as initial claims stay high) an indication that people have used up the allowable unemployment as they have been out of work so long?
“Laid-off workers and aging baby boomers are flooding Social Security’s disability program with benefit claims, pushing the financially strapped system toward the brink of insolvency.” (Washington Post, Aug 21)
@TraderCaddy,
a planned strike like a planned closing can allow for a application to be filed for benefits.
At least that is what makes sense for the VZ excuse
@Scavenger,
This is hopefully the end, but is probably the beginning.