people. okay. you can do the math. that s 8.6 million in two months. out front now, ian siegel. he is the co-founder and ceo of zip recruiter. i am trying to understand here because the build back better act has been positioned as something that is going to alleviate some of these problems. do you think that president biden s build back better plan, which includes and and it would change what s in it but right now, expands access to childcare. earned income tax credit. paid family leave. are these the things that are going to turn all those numbers around? or is something else causing americans to quit thateir jobs? well, if you look at the data, um, in survey after survey surveys executed by zip recruiter and a number of third parties we keep asking this question, which is why is there such low workforce participation? and the answer keeps coming back the same in every one of these surveys, which is there has been a fundamental shift in what jobseekers are looking for from
make tough decision. will they advance the measure? or perhaps a limited version of it? or let it die for want of the kind of bipartisanship that no longer seems to exist, no matter how hard the american people might wish it did? also, by this time tomorrow or sometime this week, a judge in the state of georgia could green light a reexamination of 2020 ballots from in and around atlanta. part of an effort by supporters of the former president to cast doubt on the outcome. and by thursday, the company that doesn t actually seem to have an office, and calls itself cyber ninjas, is expected to be done with a significant portion of thateir so-called ballot aud in arizona. the concern is it and other dubious efforts by election doubters could, already, be stoking fresh violence. and even barring that, the accelerating the push for legislation restricting the vote in the name stopping nonexistent voter fraud. today, former-president obama weighed in what he sees as a dangerous path for the