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If you or someone you know is looking for a job, there are 2 things you MUST know right now:

>> 1) On Friday, September 3 — tomorrow — the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will announce unemployment figures for August.

From every indication, you can expect the jobless rate to hold steady above 9% — possibly higher in your state.

What this means for you: The “hidden” job market is about to plunge even deeper underground.

Here’s why …

Remember how hot the job market was just a few years ago? When “everybody” is hiring, there’s a race to snap up talent and hire more people.

It’s just supply and demand: When one company starts hiring, their competitors join in and hire, too, so they don’t get left behind.

Today, the opposite is true.

When “nobody” is hiring — as we’re told every day in the news — fewer employers will advertise job openings.

Why? Because they would get swamped with hundreds and thousands of resumes, each of which — by federal law — must be acknowledged and then stored in a database that can be inspected by regulators.

So, most employers would rather chew off their own leg than advertise job openings right now.

>> 2) Every year since 1996, we’ve seen the same seasonal pattern repeat itself: When summer ends, job seekers get really serious about finding work. This “rush” to get hired starts right after Labor Day — like clockwork.

What this means for you: Starting next week, you will face even more competition for jobs.

Bottom line: When you combine the post-Labor Day “rush” with fewer advertised openings …

… you get a huge stampede of hungry job seekers chasing after a tiny number of jobs.

If you’ve been out of work for more than 3 or 4 months, you know exactly what I mean.

It’s a living hell out there for the unemployed.

And it’s only going to get worse next week.

That’s why we’ve decided to celebrate Labor Day in a BIG way for you, our readers.

Come back here tomorrow for the answer …

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If you are looking for a job, here’s Bad News — and Good News …

First, the Bad News.

As of Friday, May 7, 2010, the average job search now lasts 33 weeks, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

33 weeks is the longest it has *ever* taken Americans to find work since 1948, when the government started measuring.

33 weeks is more than 8 MONTHS.

Can you afford that?

Put differently, do you have 8 months of savings to tide you and your family over during an average job search?

Okay. That’s the bad news.

The Good News?

You don’t have to be average!

That’s because our “Guerrilla Job Search Home Study Course” is now on sale for $100.00 off … AND we’re giving you a free copy of our breakthrough DVD, “The Guerrilla Job Search System.”

With these tools in hand, you can laugh at recession worries, because you get proven, unconventional methods that get you hired in about 6-12 weeks, when you follow the system.

And 6-12 weeks to find a job is 80% faster than the 33-week average, which saves you up to 27 weeks of frustration in your job search.

What would 27 weeks of extra paychecks be worth to you? That’s what we’re talking about here.

Plus, you get a free DVD of extra Guerrilla Job Search secrets to get you hired as fast as possible.

The only catch?

It all ends on Friday, May 21, 2010 — or sooner, if we run out of Free DVDs (we have twice before).

Click here for the special link to our Guerrilla Job Search Home Study Course, with the $100 discount and Free DVD.

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