'Not going away anytime soon': Boca Raton financial adviser foreshadows gloomy outlook for workers

Job numbers released Thursday in the U.S. continue to show how bleak the current economic outlook is for workers.

MATT SCZESNY IS TALKING WITH*SOM* AFFECTED ..*AN* AFINANCIAL EXPERT... ABOUT HOWLONG THIS WILL LAST ---ANDWHETHER NORMAL CAN RETURNANYTIME SOON....“I NEVER THOUGHT IUNEMPLOYED” ITPLACE FOR ROSALIND VIETRI OFFORT PIERCE TO BE INÃAMONGTHE MILLIONS SUDDENLYUNEMPLOYEDÃA COSMETOLOGIST &WITH NO REAL IDEA WHEN SHE CANGET BACK TO WORK.“I WORRY THECLIENTELE BASE COMING BACK INTHE SALON, HAS THISFINANCIALLY AFFECTED THEM ANDSO THE TRICKLEDOWN EFFECT TOME”“I THINK ITCLEAR, UNFORTUNATELY CLEARTHIS IS NOT GOING AWAY ANYTIMESOON” FINANCIAL ADVISOR KEISINGER OF BOCA RATON IS HAVINGA HARDER TIME THESE DAYSSEEING ANY IMMEDIATE RECOVERYAS THE UNEPLOYMENT NUNMBERSCONTINUE TO GROW.“THEREGOING TO BE PEOPLE THEREA JOB TO COME BACK TO, IF WEKNEW FOR A FACT IN 6 MONTHSEVERYTHING WOULD BE BACK TONORMAL THEREAT ALL, BUT THIS IS GOINGBE A BIG ADJUSTMENT” ADDINGTO STRUGGLE IN FLORIDA IS ANUNEMPLOYMENT SYSTEM THAT HASLEFT THOUSANDS WITHOUTBENEFITSÃAS MOST OF SOUTHFLORIDA WAITS FOR THE GO AHEADTO TRY AND REOPENÃJACOOLIVO IS A RESTAURANT WORKERWAITING.“WHEN WE DO REOPENTHE AMOUNT OF HOURS, WE CANWORK THE AMOUNT OF MONEY WEMAKE WILL BE SUBSTANTIALLYAFFECTED” IN WPB, MS, WPTV NC5.A PROTEST IN DOWNTOWN WESTPALM BEACH.

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