A recent release on Bloomberg told of Manufacturing in the U.S. expanding faster than anticipated in the month of October. This is great news for truckers if this continues. We all know who is going to deliver all the increased volume. Trucking Companies.
This recent release is another piece of data that is easing concerns that the economic recovery will be cut short when the entire government stimulus begins to run out. The pessimistic believe that the recovery is like pump that was primed by the hands of government that will run dry when the pumping stops.
The optimistic say otherwise and the increase in manufacturing may begin to lean more people towards a belief in this recovery. In the article an executive was quoted
“The economic outlook is brightening,” said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. in New York. “Manufacturing is in the driving seat at this stage of the recovery. Housing has turned the corner.”
Another quote from the article by John Herrmann said “The recovery remains firmly on track.”
This makes as good a time as any to get into the trucking business. As the economy recovers their will be plenty of jobs for people that have had CDL training. Contact CR England if you would like addition information about CDL training.
The original Bloomberg article can be found at: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aBMmrE9wsFKc&pos=1
The Toronto star wrote a brief article that discussed the issue of job insecurity that is weeping the world over. Employers in both already developed markets and emerging economies are turning to temporary workers, part time workers, even just contracting with employees. The phrase many commentators are using to describe this new labor management strategy is the “New Normal”