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Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic made some very bold statements recently regarding the US economy, and how we could be near full employment by next year.

He explained: “It is going to take some time for employees to get back, but we will be through much of that by the end of 2022 such that the conditions will have been met for us to advance the lift-off in our rates in 2023.”

He also stated that the US is: “growing pretty steadily and strongly through 2021. I think inflation will start to move. That is still nearly two years from now so there’s a lot that’s got to happen.”

This is great news for the economy, and for the millions of Americans seeking employment as we slowly climb our way out of the hole that was 2020.

Meanwhile, it seems like employees across America are still in support of the mobile office or WFH spaces once that thing out there has been eradicated.

According to a new Harvard Business School (HBS) survey, 61% of workers who have been at home since last March say they would like a hybrid work schedule with office work hours on two or three days a…