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D_Master81

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19. lets hold off

Reply to kpete (Original post)

Fri Oct 6, 2017, 03:10 PM

Oct 2017

lets hold off on this until its a trend. with the hurricanes it might be a blip or the beginning of a trend. but until its a trend, i dont think it matters that much.

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That 6-or-7 year run - longest ever run of consecutive positive payroll growth - LOOKS TO BE OVER. [View all] kpete Oct 2017 OP

Hurricane effects Loki Liesmith Oct 2017 #1

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Hard to get to nope Loki Liesmith Oct 2017 #18

Let the Trump Economy commence Blue_Adept Oct 2017 #2

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From the socialist sounding Bureau of Labor Statistics IronLionZion Oct 2017 #10

It lasted longer than I thought it would. ucrdem Oct 2017 #7

hurricane impacts in texas and florida beachbum bob Oct 2017 #8

Majority of job lost in food service industries.... Historic NY Oct 2017 #9

yea Lurker Deluxe Oct 2017 #11

That's really just a excuse rockfordfile Oct 2017 #12

This may be the all-time dumbest thread ever on DU SCantiGOP Oct 2017 #13

It's news, not the opinion of anyone on DU NRaleighLiberal Oct 2017 #14

I don't think so ...thousands of auto workers laid off in the last few months...the industry is Demsrule86 Oct 2017 #21

Welcome to the next Republican Recession. n/t sagesnow Oct 2017 #15

from the article... il_lilac Oct 2017 #17

lets hold off D_Master81 Oct 2017 #19

Oops malaise Oct 2017 #20