Washington ESD unemployment numbers dropping since 1939 worldwide event - historical perspective?

World War II started in 1939 and created massive employment opportunities through wartime production and military service. This completely transformed unemployment rates globally. However, I'm not sure how this historical comparison helps with current Washington ESD processing issues.

The war economy definitely absorbed unemployed workers into defense manufacturing and military service. But comparing 1939 to today's Washington ESD system doesn't really work - we have completely different labor markets and benefit structures now. What specific issue are you having with your claim?

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The 1939 comparison is kind of random but I get what you're thinking. Major events do shake up employment patterns. Right now we're dealing with post-pandemic labor shortages in some sectors but Washington ESD is still processing claims from people in affected industries.

ugh the washington esd phone system is completely broken. ive been trying to reach someone for three weeks about my weekly claim filing issue. the historical stuff is interesting but doesnt help when you cant even get through to ask questions

World War 2 created full employment because everyone was either fighting or making weapons/supplies. Not exactly a model we want to replicate! But you're right that major events reshape labor markets completely.

For your immediate Washington ESD issue, have you tried logging into your account early in the morning? Sometimes the system is less congested around 6-7 AM and you might get more detailed information about what's holding up your adjudication.

My friend used that Claimyr service someone mentioned earlier and said it actually worked. She was able to talk to someone at Washington ESD within a few hours instead of calling for days. Might be worth trying if you're really stuck.

The wartime economy comparison is actually pretty relevant to understanding how quickly employment can shift. In 1939-1945 unemployment went from double digits to basically zero in most countries. Shows how responsive labor markets can be to major changes.

Honestly I think Washington ESD is just overwhelmed with claims right now. Historical patterns are nice to study but won't help you get your adjudication resolved any faster. Focus on the practical stuff - calling, checking your account daily, maybe trying that calling service.

wait are we talking about ww2? that started in 1939 and yeah it basically ended unemployment everywhere because of military drafts and factory jobs. but thats not really relevant to todays washington esd problems lol

The defense industry boom from 1939-1945 is exactly what you're thinking of. Massive government spending on military equipment created millions of jobs almost overnight. But modern unemployment systems like Washington ESD are dealing with much more complex economic transitions.

UPDATE: I tried the Claimyr service and actually got through to a Washington ESD agent today! Turns out my employer had disputed my claim and that's what was causing the adjudication delay. The agent explained the next steps and said it should resolve within 2 weeks. Thanks to whoever mentioned that service - it really worked!