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Many of the District's problems -- including high pension liabilities and payroll costs -- are tied to a public overemployment.
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But, coming out of a bubble when there was really overemployment, it's taking a long time for business people to get their confidence back to actually put new people on the payroll.
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Likewise, because a man is in military uniform does not require that his speech be terse, cold, given to the biting of words and the overemployment of professional jargon.
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While people have always occasionally worked two part-time jobs or a part-time job and a full-time job, overemployment is more extreme. It involves two or more full-time jobs.
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