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Even the strongest feel the cracks in the face of an earthquake. The cracks are visible even during a brief recession. When the markets are disrupted the effect shows. Unemployment is the greatest dread of any man. How will he feed his family now? Expatriates are being shown the doors. America which has been home to many people is now turning them out. Branches of American companies abroad are shutting shop. When there are cuts in the weekly budgets, priorities changes, when job seekers are dumped there is a big change in lifestyle.
When there are recessions the female employees feel the winds of change first as they are more vulnerable. They know they will be laid off the jobs. It is difficult to believe, but it is true. Women who work as receptionists, doing odd jobs in the office, public relations and communications are picked out when downsizing is done.
Recessions have the tendency to touch sore spots of business. Those which are no longer viable are shut off. For instance publications that are now low on subscription, advertising and sales get the first cut. Most companies spend large sums on advertising in print and electronic media. The PR companies have to work on tighter budgets with maximum mileage. Chances are that different agencies that were used for different products are now merged. A single agency is given the job to do. Staff in the office faces retention as now the work load is divided between only the most necessary employees. The ones left can also forget about the raise in salaries and also work hard.
As USA faces a visible recession in current times, it is evident that economists are in overdrive to review the fiscal statistics and give expert opinions. The stock markets have already created a panic situation in the country. The biggest lenders are now facing a cash crunch and for the first time they are also admitting it.
Most of the credit has gone into housing, car, security and insurance schemes. Americans who have invested in such schemes have only their stocks to offer as collaterals and now are facing the brunt with embarrassing foreclosures. Does this recessive situation warrant a soul search amongst the other nations who are depending and banking their economies on Uncle Sam’s federal reserves? The answer is yes. There has been no sustainable development in major sectors like housing, medical, small scale business. The US economy has reached its peak and is slowly going downhill.
Jobs are being outsourced to other countries while Americans are themselves jobless. As Asian countries are getting more employment, even expatriates are returning home. India and China are major outsourcing backyards for the US. Cheap goods manufactured in China, Thailand and other poor countries have hitherto relied on the dollar power for sustenance. As the value of the dollar falls, the American dream is going bust for many. Whether it is the shoe maker or the food chain or cola giants or even real estate developers, the earning potential has been cut.
When there are recessions the female employees feel the winds of change first as they are more vulnerable. They know they will be laid off the jobs. It is difficult to believe, but it is true. Women who work as receptionists, doing odd jobs in the office, public relations and communications are picked out when downsizing is done.
Recessions have the tendency to touch sore spots of business. Those which are no longer viable are shut off. For instance publications that are now low on subscription, advertising and sales get the first cut. Most companies spend large sums on advertising in print and electronic media. The PR companies have to work on tighter budgets with maximum mileage. Chances are that different agencies that were used for different products are now merged. A single agency is given the job to do. Staff in the office faces retention as now the work load is divided between only the most necessary employees. The ones left can also forget about the raise in salaries and also work hard.
As USA faces a visible recession in current times, it is evident that economists are in overdrive to review the fiscal statistics and give expert opinions. The stock markets have already created a panic situation in the country. The biggest lenders are now facing a cash crunch and for the first time they are also admitting it.
Most of the credit has gone into housing, car, security and insurance schemes. Americans who have invested in such schemes have only their stocks to offer as collaterals and now are facing the brunt with embarrassing foreclosures. Does this recessive situation warrant a soul search amongst the other nations who are depending and banking their economies on Uncle Sam’s federal reserves? The answer is yes. There has been no sustainable development in major sectors like housing, medical, small scale business. The US economy has reached its peak and is slowly going downhill.
Jobs are being outsourced to other countries while Americans are themselves jobless. As Asian countries are getting more employment, even expatriates are returning home. India and China are major outsourcing backyards for the US. Cheap goods manufactured in China, Thailand and other poor countries have hitherto relied on the dollar power for sustenance. As the value of the dollar falls, the American dream is going bust for many. Whether it is the shoe maker or the food chain or cola giants or even real estate developers, the earning potential has been cut.