Only you know which group you best fit into?

Regardless, a hurricane would not solve anyone’s job problems.

In reference to current unemployment rates, the areas unemployment rate has held steady around 5% – 6% for years, even prior to the recession. So basically there has only been a net increase of 4% – 5%, which is not nearly as bad as the media hype would lead you to believe. So is work harder to find? Yes! Is work impossible to find? NO!

I was laid off in January 2009 and spent 45 days on unemployment. So I do know a little about finding a job in the current job market. During my unemployment, I treated job hunting like a JOB, and put in well over 40 hours per week looking for a job until I found one.

Go see the folks at the Workforce EscoRosa office on L Street in Pensacola, those folks have the leads, resources and know how to get you back to work if that is really what you want.

Like I said, only you know how hard you are looking for work. But a hurricane is hardly the answer to you or anyone else’s unemployment worries.

Peace out……..

Personally, I’m cheering for the hurricane to fade away as Hurricane Ivan was the worst night of our lives and the following days and months were not good either.

Welcome, just a suggestion…might consider re-locating to another state that has better employment possibilities for your situation?

We do not need any more flooding from immigrants, thank you, Ivan left us too many to deal with. Shotty work ,took our insurance money and ran. You should pray we never have a mess like Ivan caused all of us plus all the crooks from around the world flocking in.