by Zach Schiller, in Urban Dialect
One woman worked at a Southeastern Ohio restaurant for most of last year, averaging $174.68 a week. Another sold magazines over the phone in Cincinnati, working 20 to 25 hours a week all year, ending up at $7.50 an hour. When they lost their jobs and applied for unemployment insurance, they were told the same thing: They didn’t qualify because they didn’t make enough money.
Lame duck is an opportunity for legislators to act on data centers (and more)