Construction Unemployment Declines To 16.5%

 
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Old 09-07-2009, 10:54 PM   #1
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Construction Unemployment Declines To 16.5%


ENR reported that construction unemployment declined to 16.5% in August but the numbers don't exactly jive. Feel free to check out the full article or leave your comments on if you think the construction economy is improving.

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Old 09-07-2009, 10:59 PM   #2
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It'll jump in October. Landscape contractors that don't plow or plow very little will have seasonal lay offs. Along with other outdoor trades that slow down/shut down in the winter.
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Old 09-09-2009, 06:08 PM   #4
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If you don't like what's on the TV you can just turn it off.....

I feel like I am providing valuable content that people enjoy and I am bringing more traffic to this site. If I'm doing all of this how can I be going wrong?
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I would have liked to take a look at your article, but the actual link has been removed. I think things were starting to improve a little then in July/August started to take another dive and unemployment numbers(here anyway) have continued to rise. I haven't looked at the actual numbers recently, but I'm sure they're not good.
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If you don't like what's on the TV you can just turn it off.....

I feel like I am providing valuable content that people enjoy and I am bringing more traffic to this site. If I'm doing all of this how can I be going wrong?
TV has its rules too, and broadcasters who flout them wind up in serious doo-doo with the FCC.

I'll give you an attaboy for having a link to this site on your blog, and some of your articles are indeed food for thought. No one has a problem with you posting them here. But I and others, including this site's owner, have a problem with your willful disregard of the TOS here.

It only takes a moment to copy & paste; the fact that you choose not to do so indicates that you want people to leave this site and visit yours.
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I would of course not want you to walk outside the hallowed walls of Contractor Talk.

Sorry for the sarcasm, but I get it all the time here.

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