What’s not said is how that number could be more honestly attributed
to the normal business cycle and the slowly improving recovery. If employers
are positive, they can thank the Obama administration policies. Of course they
won’t.
It’s no surprise than that the biggest Walker supporter and the
voice of big business, Wisconsin Manufacturing and Commerce, would release
another overly positive “feel good” survey of businesses that are promising
jobs, jobs, jobs, just like a year ago. And we know how that turned out. This
press release is so blatantly transparent, yet treated like it's actual news:
jsonline: Nearly two-thirds of employers, many of them manufacturing companies, plan to hire people in the next six months, a new survey from Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce shows.
The 62% who said they plan to add employees is up from 53% a year ago … OEM Fabricators had a 75% sales increase in 2011 and expects similar growth this year. A year ago, it held a mock 'funeral for the recession,' which publicly proclaimed an end to hard times. 'Our customers are pushing us to take on more work, which is good. Everything in our portfolio has been strong.”
If what OEM is saying is true, than what they’re talking
about is something Walker and the Republican legislature have never considered
important; improving consumer demand. That's the real job creator.
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