Generation Opportunity on November Jobs Numbers: Economy Offers Little Joy for Millennials as Slow Growth and Unemployment Continue This Holiday Season

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Unemployment Numbers See Modest Improvement as Jobless Rate Falls to 8.6 Percent while Applications for Unemployment Benefits Rose to 402,000
Contact: Matthew Faraci, Generation Opportunity, 202-997-1636
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, 2011 /Christian Newswire/ – Generation Opportunity President Paul T. Conway, former Chief of Staff of the US Department of Labor, responds to the November 2011 jobs numbers:
“During this holiday season, our thoughts and empathy are with those who, due to the p Source: Generation Opportunity

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