For most of 2009 and the beginning of 2010, the unemployment rate in the United States is just over 10 percent. Granted, the unemployment rate, or jobless rate, is difficult to accurately calculate, since there are also people that are underemployed, or work part time to keep a little cash now coming in. Benefits for people needing unemployment assistance have been extended, but it certainly can't last forever. Experts are predicting that the rate will drop almost one percent in 2010, but whether or not it will happen is something else.
For most of 2009 and the
For most of 2009 and the beginning of 2010, the unemployment rate in the United States is just over 10 percent. Granted, the unemployment rate, or jobless rate, is difficult to accurately calculate, since there are also people that are underemployed, or work part time to keep a little cash now coming in. Benefits for people needing unemployment assistance have been extended, but it certainly can't last forever. Experts are predicting that the rate will drop almost one percent in 2010, but whether or not it will happen is something else.