Moreno v. City of Gering

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• concluding that 6,000 jobs was a significant number based on the job numbers in other cases in the Sixth Circuit and in other circuits
• concluding that 6,000 jobs was a significant number based on the job numbers in other cases in the Sixth Circuit and in other circuits
• holding that 6,000 jobs in the national economy was sufficient to sustain the Commissioner’s burden
• holding that the ALJ did not commit reversible error in finding that 200 local jobs and 6,000 national jobs were “significant”
• holding that the existence of 6,000 jobs in the national economy was sufficient to sustain the Commissioner’s burden at step five
• holding that “[d]isability insurance . . . is not available to fund [a claimant’s] decision to live far from his job” (third alteration in original

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