I won't be satisfied until everybody can find a job that pays a living wage and allows them either to stay in the middle class, but also creates those ladders of opportunity into the middle class.

When you take classes at a community college like this one and you learn the skills that you need to get a job right away, that does not just benefit you, it benefits the company that ends up hiring and profiting from your skills.

There are a lot of folks who still are looking for a job, or if they're employed, are still just barely getting by.

We've created 3.7 million jobs over the last 2 years.

We've created three million jobs in the last 22 months.

We should be talking about jobs.

Every $1 billion in exports supports thousands of American jobs.

The bill also bans employers from discriminating against the unemployed when hiring.

Independent economists have said that the 'American Jobs Act' would grow the economy and lead to nearly 2 million jobs.

S. 1660 will put more people back to work and put more money in the pockets of working Americans.

S. 1660 puts Americans back to work, including teachers, first responders, veterans, and construction workers.

It's a bill that will put more people to work and put more money in the pockets of working Americans.

The need to put teachers back to work in the case of -- which will be the focus of his remarks in Dallas -- the need to put construction workers back to work.

We can't sit here and pretend that somehow, you know, Washington just cutting spending, in and of itself, is going to be putting people back to work.

Ultimately, job growth is going to be driven by the private sector.

I will not be satisfied until everyone who wants a good job that offers some security has a good job that offers security.

They're just looking for a job that covers their bills.

The goal is to make sure your degree helps you to get a promotion or a raise or a job.