Fresno california unemployment office Videos

i love how the couple says "they act aggressively...so then the workers could feel a little unsafe" and the camera cuts over and zooms in on the white guy in crowd. wtf are they implying? oh nothing. it was just a coincidence, just like adding armed guards wasn't prompted by anything in particular. it's all just coincidence.

WE NEED JOBS IN AMERICA! WE NEED NEW LEADERS IN WASHINGTON DC. Come on America lets make the change. We need to get rid of the current Tax and Spend idiots in Washington that are going to bury our great country if we allow them to stay.

WE NEED JOBS IN AMERICA! WE NEED NEW LEADERS IN WASHINGTON DC. Come on America lets make the change. We need to rid if the current Tax and Spend idiots in Washington that are going to bury our great country if we allow them to stay.

So all somebody will do is to shoot the guard first prior to shooting everyone else... At least if there were no guns, somebody might just wave a gun around for a bit before coming to their senses.

This definitely raises the intensity level up a notch...actually, when people see the arm guards, it raises the unemployed up another level....good post

How many people enter the buildings armed with personal protection permits. Do they have metal detectors.

no specific reason. riiiggghhhtt watch it will be a conpiracy theory to say those gaurds are there lol

anticipation for the inevitable collapse of america. next up will be armed guards at grocery stores.

Its also natural to see nazi like regimes pop up during tough economic times. Man, humans suck.

This is just another way to instill fear into the weak and naive!

just one step closer to a civil war lock and load.

Let's bail out some more banks: that should help

wow thats messed up

+R Feyman Since I know from reading history, every major economic depression in history over the last four hundred years has always resulted in a major war (even the Thirty Years War was caused over two stock market crashes, one in 1612 and another in 1623), I doubt this will be an exception, especially since the 2008 stock market crash caused the 2015 market crashes in countries such as Greece, China and even Canada which is now falling apart fast due to loss of industrial and oil jobs and a massive housing correction now underway in several provinces that are likely to spread. Some Canadian Provinces such as Alberta, Saskatchewan, New Found Land etc. are expected to remain in recession until at least 2019 which is believed could trigger more crashes worldwide as Canada is the biggest contributor of natural resources in the world and our minting industry makes the currencies for at least 73 countries worldwide which could destroy the value of currencies if our recession keeps up. The 2008 stock market crash is the reason why a lot of civil wars are now being waged from the Caribbean and Europe all the way to Thailand. The good thing, however, is after a major war, the old governments tend to dissolve and new ones come in and the economy can remain stable for at least a few generations before it usually starts up again. The downside is that there is a good chance that the new global conflict could kill a good portion of the world and ruin people's lives who will never get to fulfill some of their goals because they are now dead and even the survivors might lose years of economic and technological growth as a result. But of course, the only other solution is to fall into complete famine and decay which I doubt will happen either. No matter how good you think the current world is, eventually it will all fall apart. It is even believed that just prior to World War One, the world was more stable and "friendly" than it was even before 2008 yet even that did not last forever looking back. That is also why World War One has been known as "The War That Ended Peace." The causes of World War One can be traced both to Imperialist nations in Europe, North America and Asia, but also because in 1893 there was a worldwide Depression similar to The Great Depression and the current Great Recession which caused so much controversy that it sparked off small conflicts by people believing that the bigger powers of the time (USA, UK, France, Germany, Austro/Hungary, Russia and even the Ottoman Empire, by that time known as the Sick Man of Europe) caused the Depression of 1893 which reached its height in the early years of the 20th century before dissipating. But by that time the political damage had been done and now insurgent groups were determined to break away from their old colonial conquerors which eventually dragged other major powers into the conflict and brought about World War One.

+David Frigault The economy has split and there are only a handful of high paying jobs for extremely well educated workers and tons of so-called low skill jobs that pay crap. Although in the book, "Nickle and Dimed" Barbara Ehrenreich shows how low skilled jobs require an increasingly complex set of skills. Nothing like working hard, smart, and for low pay.

+R Feyman The best way to tell how bad an economy is, is by looking at what sorts of job offers are being advertised. I know when I was younger there were adults who were being called up on being offered 100,000 dollar a year job offers back in 2005 when things were still relatively cheap since high paying jobs were still open at that time. Now that I myself am an adult, the jobs being offered are mostly jobs asking if I am willing to come work for them for free (literally) and they call it a "CO-OP" job. I did this twice when I first left high school but now I ignore those kinds of offers, especially if it is one of those multi-million dollar companies calling me up and they are not even willing to compensate my time for essentially doing a full-time job for them for several months at a time. What a lot of people, including so-called politicians who call themselves economists seem not to understand is that the number of jobs available is not an indication of a good economy. The quality of the jobs available, on the other hand, is. Anybody can create a job, but not anybody can create a job that can pay the employee a proper salary.