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In reply to the discussion: Very few others are saying it, so I will. Congratulations, Mr. President. [View all]hrmjustin
(71,265 posts)2. Agreed! Congrats to the President and those who got a new job.
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Very few others are saying it, so I will. Congratulations, Mr. President. [View all]
Nye Bevan
Jul 2014
OP
The ADP number yesterday (which is calculated completely independently) was also great.
Nye Bevan
Jul 2014
#3
"unemployment rate ... they drop several categories, like long term unemployed people" - Not true
progree
Jul 2014
#17
it's a frivolous alert, and I'm glad the post stood because it gave people a chance to refute
magical thyme
Jul 2014
#46
I think lack of healthcare has been one of the things that puts the "floor" at about 5%
bhikkhu
Jul 2014
#49
If you look over a longer period, like a year, just 9.1% of new jobs were part time
progree
Jul 2014
#24
And the pay scale is about what it was 30 years ago with today's cost of living.
hobbit709
Jul 2014
#28
Yup, I hear you. The BLS numbers, even for "production and non-supervisory employees" are, well,
progree
Jul 2014
#41