By Tony Owusu The labor market has been tight for over a year, and big business is seemingly turning to futuristic remedies to solve the problem. For all of his faults as a president, Donald Trump presided over one of the strongest periods of economic growth in modern history during the first three and a half years of his presidency. When his predecessor, Barack Obama, transferred power to Trump in January 2017, the unemployment rate hovered at a healthy 4.7%. By the end of 2019, the unemployment rate was down to a miniscule 3.5%, well below Federal Reserve expectations of 4.5%. The unemployme…