Every day that Congress refuses to restore unemployment insurance benefits for workers, 38,710 jobless men and women lose their benefits — more than one every second. Since Nov. 30, more than a million workers have lost their unemployment insurance — and that number will climb to 2 million by the end of December.
While the jobless are seeing their holidays shattered, Republicans are holding all legislation hostage until they win an extension of the Bush era tax cuts for the wealthiest.
Participants in the Online Day of Solidarity are being asked to use Facebook, Twitter and other social media to call for action to support the unemployed. Learn more.
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Every day that Congress refuses to restore unemployment insurance benefits for workers, 38,710 jobless men and women lose their benefits — more than one every second. Since Nov. 30, more than a million workers have lost their unemployment insurance — and that number will climb to 2 million by the end of December.
While the jobless are seeing their holidays shattered, Republicans are holding all legislation hostage until they win an extension of the Bush era tax cuts for the wealthiest.
Participants in the Online Day of Solidarity are being asked to use Facebook, Twitter and other social media to call for action to support the unemployed. Learn more.