Unemployment claims in Florida jump 47% Gov. mini me doing a great job

[newnangacane]

First-time claims for jobless benefits in Florida jumped by 47% for the week ending Jan. 23, according to a new report Thursday by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Florida was one of only 11 states in which initial claims increased compared to the previous week. Nationwide, first-time claims fell by 10% — or 101,498, from 975,464 to 873,966.
In Florida, the number of claims swelled by 18,598, for a total of 57,824 compared to 39,226 for the week ending Jan. 16. No other state reported as large of an increase.

 

[thedonaldWYO]

First-time claims for jobless benefits in Florida jumped by 47% for the week ending Jan. 23, according to a new report Thursday by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Florida was one of only 11 states in which initial claims increased compared to the previous week. Nationwide, first-time claims fell by 10% — or 101,498, from 975,464 to 873,966.
In Florida, the number of claims swelled by 18,598, for a total of 57,824 compared to 39,226 for the week ending Jan. 16. No other state reported as large of an increase.

Because they know they do not need to do anything with the new administration. It is free money if you do not work moving forward.

 

[El Cubano]

Because they know they do not need to do anything with the new administration. It is free money if you do not work moving forward.

They are creating a Gov dependency ...Sleepy is brain dead...

 

[dmatt]

First-time claims for jobless benefits in Florida jumped by 47% for the week ending Jan. 23, according to a new report Thursday by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Florida was one of only 11 states in which initial claims increased compared to the previous week. Nationwide, first-time claims fell by 10% — or 101,498, from 975,464 to 873,966.
In Florida, the number of claims swelled by 18,598, for a total of 57,824 compared to 39,226 for the week ending Jan. 16. No other state reported as large of an increase.

Couple this with Ron’s disaster in rolling out the vaccine he has shown how really incompetent this governor really is..BTW..Covid is claiming lives by the thousands on a daily basis in Florida..Thanks Ron and Don..

 

[central17]

First-time claims for jobless benefits in Florida jumped by 47% for the week ending Jan. 23, according to a new report Thursday by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Florida was one of only 11 states in which initial claims increased compared to the previous week. Nationwide, first-time claims fell by 10% — or 101,498, from 975,464 to 873,966.
In Florida, the number of claims swelled by 18,598, for a total of 57,824 compared to 39,226 for the week ending Jan. 16. No other state reported as large of an increase.

The Biden economy is kicking in. Business feared the worst and Biden's executive orders are proving their concerns.

 

[816_Cane]

Couple this with Ron’s disaster in rolling out the vaccine he has shown how really incompetent this governor really is..BTW..Covid is claiming lives by the thousands on a daily basis in Florida..Thanks Ron and Don..

You've been a clown for the past year but this really takes it to new levels. "Covid is claiming lives by the thousands on a daily basis in Florida" is probably the biggest lie I've heard and has zero truth. You need to get some help.

 

[doerunn]

You've been a clown for the past year but this really takes it to new levels. "Covid is claiming lives by the thousands on a daily basis in Florida" is probably the biggest lie I've heard and has zero truth. You need to get some help.

Fl covid deaths by each day. copied from fdoh

 

[central17]

You've been a clown for the past year but this really takes it to new levels. "Covid is claiming lives by the thousands on a daily basis in Florida" is probably the biggest lie I've heard and has zero truth. You need to get some help.

Couple this with Ron’s disaster in rolling out the vaccine he has shown how really incompetent this governor really is..BTW..Covid is claiming lives by the thousands on a daily basis in Florida..Thanks Ron and Don..

dmatt,
1000 deaths a day multiplied by 30 days (avg.) per month would equal 30,000 Floridians died of Covid in a single month Are you ready to place some bet's with all your assets as to the veracity of the above statement that you posted? Are you saying that 30,000 is an accurate count or that you are just not very good at math?

 

[cdwright40]

These cucked out Trump people are so lost now. Did you guys see how they still visit him in home in Florida and meet with him as president? You can't make this shit up.