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The economies of the world is now breaking down, the installed politicians realize it and they are panicking. Employment in US is down. Biden admin tried to trap Trump in the H1B visa program by modifying the rules. Agenda exposed. The [DS] knows that Trump and the patriots have caught them all, they are desperately are trying to stop him but they do not have the leverage so they must resort to [FF] to distract the world from their crimes. Class action lawsuits can be very effective. Trump has caught the [DS] in everything they have done. These next 4 years is the accountability phase. Time is running out for the [DS].

 

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Economy

Around 170,000 retail workers lost their jobs in 2024 after major chains collapsed

Almost 170,000 retail employees lost their jobs this year after several major high street firms collapsed.

Homebase, Ted Baker, The Bodyshop, Carpetright and Lloyds Pharmacy were among 38 retailers that went into administration in 2024, according to figures compiled by the Centre for Retail Research.

It said a total of 169,395 retail jobs have been axed since January 1, which is 49,990 (or 41.9%) more than last year.

It is the highest number since more than 200,000 retail jobs were lost in 2020 in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic which forced businesses to shut their stores during lockdowns.

Around a third of all retail job losses in 2024 – 55,914 in total -came as a result of administrations.

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 recessions. In fact, similar declines have been seen during the 1990s and 2001 recessions. Meanwhile, state and local government full-time jobs have risen by ~400,000 year-over-year, twice as much as the pre-pandemic period. The US labor market is weaker than it seems.

the Biden administration has finalized changes to the rules governing H-1B visas. Here's an overview:

 On December 17, 2024, the Department of Homeland Security announced a final rule to modernize the H-1B program. The changes are set to take effect on January 17, 2025.

  The Biden administration finalized new rules for the H-1B visa program, described as an attempt to "modernize" it, which came into effect right before Trump's projected return to office. These changes include codifying agency deference for H-1B petitions, expanding eligibility, and potentially making it more challenging for Trump to reverse these policies due to the administrative rulemaking process. This has been viewed by some as an attempt to set a policy framework that could complicate future policy rollbacks by the Trump administration.

 these last-minute regulatory changes as a strategic move to lock in reforms that might be politically or legally difficult for a subsequent administration to undo quickly. This idea is supported by the notion that once regulations are in place, they require a formal rulemaking process to amend, including public comment periods, which can be time-consuming.

Political Context: This overhaul comes at the end of Biden's term, likely intended to cement changes into regulation before the transition to the next administration, potentially making it more difficult for a new administration to reverse these changes without going through a formal rulemaking process.

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Despite New York Post Phone Call, Question and Answer, Donald Trump Companies Do Not Use H1B Visas