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Most of the troops I know are already employed or they will stay in the military. Reservist or national guard soldiers who are called to duty have their jobs held for them by their employers. IF the company let people go or closed their doors then that could be a problem.

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The idea of large groups of troops coming home reminds me of how the ancient romans dealt with such things.

First and foremost the troops could not enter the city.

Second is to have a buy out option to keep the troops safely separated and busy with their own land holdings.

I would propose we establish a public works program to retrain our soldiers in constructive skills and get our infrastructure repaired and rebuilt at the same time.

I realize this is a "big government" concept, but it just makes a lot of sense to me.

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David Rosenberg: Prepare For Another 4-5 Million Job Cuts:

Balance sheets, production, order books and staffing requirements are all rightsizing to this new semi- permanent landscape of reduced credit availability Ref. Source 6

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If we lose 4-5 million more jobs I can see the foreclosure rate going way up as more and more people no longer can afford the homes they are living in. Then the stocks will crash down and we will see a repeat of the 30s and 40s where families all lived in one big house.

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Unemployment Goes Up

Companies add 67,000 workers in August, and the unemployment rate climbs to 9.6% Ref. USAToday

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For the Unemployed Over 50, Fears of Never Working Again:

Since the economic collapse, there are not enough jobs being created for the population as a whole, much less for those in the twilight of their careers. Ref. Source 9

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Tens of thousands lose stimulus-subsidized jobs:

With the program expiring, many of the adults have been told not to report to work anymore. And it won't be easy for them to find a new position at time when the unemployment rate continues to hover at 9.6% Ref. Source 8

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Grim economy news: Jobs numbers shrank in September:

U.S. Employers shed more jobs in September than had been expected, according to two closely watched surveys, released Wednesday, that cast a shadow over the government's official September jobs report, which is due Friday. Ref. Source 2