> largely due to COVID related measures that made it easy to stop working and enjoy an extended vacation. The jobs report that just came out debunks this theor

> largely due to COVID related measures that made it easy to stop working and enjoy an extended vacation. The jobs report that just came out debunks this theory. Your assumption that people are just “enjoying an extended vacation” seems pretty detached from the reasons people actually cite for leaving the workplace (going back to school, caring for kids, caring for elderly, illness, etc.). Hopefully the new data available helps you change some assumptions about other people. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/biden-gambled-that-cutting-off-federal-jobless-aid-would-drive-people-back-to-work-the-september-jobs-report-blew-a-hole-through-that-idea/ar-AAPhKzR https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/biden-gambled-that-c...