Sajha Job Listing only $1.99

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As we have seen many Nepalese students having a tough time surviving in the US in this economy, we are doing what we can to help out.

Reducing the price to zero would result in excessive spam so we have reduced the listing price from 9.99 to 1.99, hoping that business people will post more jobs to help out student job seekers who are looking for jobs to pay off their tuition and living expense.

POST YOUR JOB HERE

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Sexy In Sari

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Awesome!!!

Current inflation has remained the same at 3% since June 2023. It was 9.1% in June 2022 and dropped to a five-year low of 2.4% around the election in September, 2024. Where was the Sajha admin when it was 9.1%? How did students survive that period? Now, they suddenly think Nepali students are struggling due to the economy, partly influenced by the views of the new political administration.

GeetMaiJawaafDiu?

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During the peak inflation(%) period, viz, 2021, and 2022, jobs were also plenty. At that time students had to probably spend, say,

$9.99 x 5 ~= $ 50 dollars to yield one job-offer.

Since early 2023 to 2025, the jobs have simply dried up.

Now student job-seekers have to spend
$1.99 x 100 ~= $200 to yield one job-offer.

Sexy,
Lest you forget, inflation is only a rate of change(%) which means the prices we pay at grocery-stores now are much higher than those in 2021/2022. But - yes - if this posting-fee reduction had been effective since mid-2023, it would have been better. 2024 was even more abysmal in terms of job-creation.

Jerome Powell says he wants to conduct - expensive - town-hall meeting across the US until Summer to listen to consumers - in the age of zoom meetings. When and where will the B#%%S$HIT stop with these Fed officials not caring for working people (if employed) and with being out of touch?

Powell, cut the damn interest-rate now!!!

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