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Wiz Imp

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10. Yes. April level 159433. December 159526
Fri Jan 9, 2026, 09:52 AM
Yesterday

That represents a total gain of 93,000 jobs over the past 8 months, which is an average of just 11,625 jobs per month.

Since Trump took office in January, total job gain has been 473,000, an average of 43,000 per month. As a comparison, the final 11 months of the Biden administration saw a gain of 1,782,000 jobs, an average of 162,000 per month. So in just 11 months of Trump, average monthly job growth has fallen by about 75%.

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The jackass has created a no fire no hire economy in the private sector. lostincalifornia Yesterday #1
4.4% unemployment while the U.S. economy is losing jobs? NoMoreRepugs Yesterday #2
I know progree will be around shortly but I think one factor is the "Labor Participation Rate" BumRushDaShow Yesterday #3
#29 a little ways below /nt progree 21 hrs ago #30
... BumRushDaShow 21 hrs ago #31
could be an effect of mass deportations DBoon Yesterday #15
Yes. The St. Louis Fed estimates only a net 57k jobs/month (+/- 25k) need to be created, down from the old 150k number progree 21 hrs ago #29
Actually nonfarm payroll employment FELL by 192,000, but were seasonally adjusted upwards to +50,000 progree Yesterday #4
Mostly temp jobs, am I right? FakeNoose Yesterday #5
Not necessarily. UPS, FedEx & Amazon increases are accounted for by the Seasonal Adjustment. Wiz Imp Yesterday #7
I'm guessing all the hirng.... SergeStorms Yesterday #26
Looking at the graph Johnny2X2X Yesterday #6
The October massive drop (fed "Fork in the Road" disaster) BumRushDaShow Yesterday #8
Under Biden Johnny2X2X Yesterday #9
This tells it all BumRushDaShow Yesterday #12
"this tells it all" - yes it does. I like that it's percent change, and that it is annualized progree Yesterday #20
Brilliant! Thanks wolfie001 Yesterday #21
striking Skittles Yesterday #27
Yes. April level 159433. December 159526 Wiz Imp Yesterday #10
11,625 jobs a month! Johnny2X2X Yesterday #16
Yeah, no. I'm not buying it. Texin Yesterday #11
Aaron Rupar's video clips of administration talking heads trying to change the subject: mahatmakanejeeves Yesterday #13
This one? BumRushDaShow Yesterday #18
That smarmy imp puts the ass in Hassett peppertree Yesterday #22
Data is from the BLS - already gutted of intelligent people by pres dump. mdbl Yesterday #14
That - or he has his "supervisors" keep an eye on them numbers peppertree Yesterday #23
Links to data series progree Yesterday #17
Both payroll employment (+50,000) and unemployment rate (4.4%) change little in December mahatmakanejeeves Yesterday #19
and in a couple of months, it will be revised down further as seems to be the case. nt Javaman Yesterday #24
They already had some revisions downward of previous data! BumRushDaShow Yesterday #25
Compare to Wednesday's ADP report of PRIVATE payrolls: ADP: +41k, BLS: +37k progree 23 hrs ago #28
Benchmark jobs data will be released with the next monthly release at the beginning of February. Wiz Imp 19 hrs ago #32
🚨 President Literal Asswipe posted job numbers from the report the evening before 😬! progree 18 hrs ago #33
"if you REALLY want to be first with the jobs report, check Truth Social the night before" BumRushDaShow 18 hrs ago #34
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