Do Republicans even know where all those new jobs they are cheering are being created? Hilarious!

[deanrd]

Amid the optimistic reactions, however, a persistent lack of employment among large numbers of working-age men continues to haunt the economy.

Although large economic differences across regions have always been a characteristic of the United States, that gap appears to be widening. The Harvard University economists Benjamin Austin, Edward Glaeser and Lawrence H. Summers argue that the disparities are sharp among three regions: the prosperous coasts; the Western heartland, with its natural resources and higher education levels; and the Eastern heartland, which extends roughly from Mississippi to Michigan.

That area is suffering from a glut of social and economic ills, including joblessness, disability, opioid-related deaths and rising mortality, they said.

“The income and employment gaps between three regions are not converging, but instead seem to be hardening,” they write in a paper published in the latest edition of the Brookings Papers on Economic Activity. “America appears to be evolving into durable islands of wealth and poverty.”

U.S. Added 313,000 Jobs in February. Here’s What That Means.

The same dynamic occurs when businesses see they can save money by replacing workers with technology that reduces costs in the long run. Manufacturers that kept operations in the United States or built new ones have increasingly relied more on automation and advanced technology than on people. Thus, domestic output has expanded significantly even as payrolls have fallen.

6 Reasons That Pay Has Lagged Behind U.S. Job Growth

The bulk of the jobs are being created in Blue States among liberals.

Wage increases tend to be where the jobs are being created.

At some point, Republicans have got to take a serious look at why they aren't personally seeing the effects of all this good news.

 

[Pete7469]

Deanturd couldn't find his own ass with both hands while handcuffed in the back of a Prius.

In Texas we have a serious shortage of skilled trades people. The company I work for has to decline work because we do not have the man power to keep up with demand. We have enjoyed a decent economy compared to the rest of the country in spite of the meat puppet faggot's deliberate stagnation of the national economy. Now that he is gone the shortage of people to fill available jobs is tangible.

 

[deanrd]

Deanturd couldn't find his own ass with both hands while handcuffed in the back of a Prius.

In Texas we have a serious shortage of skilled trades people. The company I work for has to decline work because we do not have the man power to keep up with demand. We have enjoyed a decent economy compared to the rest of the country in spite of the meat puppet faggot's deliberate stagnation of the national economy. Now that he is gone the shortage of people to fill available jobs is tangible.

That's what happens when you kick out educated immigrants sh!t for brains.
You just made my point.

Trump budget proposes 40% cut to job training programs

Stop the stupid. It's NOT funny!

 

[Correll]

Amid the optimistic reactions, however, a persistent lack of employment among large numbers of working-age men continues to haunt the economy.

Although large economic differences across regions have always been a characteristic of the United States, that gap appears to be widening. The Harvard University economists Benjamin Austin, Edward Glaeser and Lawrence H. Summers argue that the disparities are sharp among three regions: the prosperous coasts; the Western heartland, with its natural resources and higher education levels; and the Eastern heartland, which extends roughly from Mississippi to Michigan.

That area is suffering from a glut of social and economic ills, including joblessness, disability, opioid-related deaths and rising mortality, they said.

“The income and employment gaps between three regions are not converging, but instead seem to be hardening,” they write in a paper published in the latest edition of the Brookings Papers on Economic Activity. “America appears to be evolving into durable islands of wealth and poverty.”

U.S. Added 313,000 Jobs in February. Here’s What That Means.

The same dynamic occurs when businesses see they can save money by replacing workers with technology that reduces costs in the long run. Manufacturers that kept operations in the United States or built new ones have increasingly relied more on automation and advanced technology than on people. Thus, domestic output has expanded significantly even as payrolls have fallen.

6 Reasons That Pay Has Lagged Behind U.S. Job Growth

The bulk of the jobs are being created in Blue States among liberals.

Wage increases tend to be where the jobs are being created.

At some point, Republicans have got to take a serious look at why they aren't personally seeing the effects of all this good news.

"Blue states"?


Can you vague that up for me some? Maybe support it? Or is this just more bullshit?

 

[Correll]

Deanturd couldn't find his own ass with both hands while handcuffed in the back of a Prius.

In Texas we have a serious shortage of skilled trades people. The company I work for has to decline work because we do not have the man power to keep up with demand. We have enjoyed a decent economy compared to the rest of the country in spite of the meat puppet faggot's deliberate stagnation of the national economy. Now that he is gone the shortage of people to fill available jobs is tangible.

That's what happens when you kick out educated immigrants sh!t for brains.
You just made my point.

Trump budget proposes 40% cut to job training programs

Stop the stupid. It's NOT funny!

Who gives a fuck if the jobs goes to someone who is not an American?

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Deanturd couldn't find his own ass with both hands while handcuffed in the back of a Prius.

In Texas we have a serious shortage of skilled trades people. The company I work for has to decline work because we do not have the man power to keep up with demand. We have enjoyed a decent economy compared to the rest of the country in spite of the meat puppet faggot's deliberate stagnation of the national economy. Now that he is gone the shortage of people to fill available jobs is tangible.

I'd bet he has been handcuffed in the back of a Prius....with some dude

These loons will find anything to bitch about...nothing is ever good enough

 

[The Irish Ram]

Just how badly do you want our country to fail, dean?

 

[usmbguest5318]

Amid the optimistic reactions, however, a persistent lack of employment among large numbers of working-age men continues to haunt the economy.

Although large economic differences across regions have always been a characteristic of the United States, that gap appears to be widening. The Harvard University economists Benjamin Austin, Edward Glaeser and Lawrence H. Summers argue that the disparities are sharp among three regions: the prosperous coasts; the Western heartland, with its natural resources and higher education levels; and the Eastern heartland, which extends roughly from Mississippi to Michigan.

That area is suffering from a glut of social and economic ills, including joblessness, disability, opioid-related deaths and rising mortality, they said.

“The income and employment gaps between three regions are not converging, but instead seem to be hardening,” they write in a paper published in the latest edition of the Brookings Papers on Economic Activity. “America appears to be evolving into durable islands of wealth and poverty.”

U.S. Added 313,000 Jobs in February. Here’s What That Means.

The same dynamic occurs when businesses see they can save money by replacing workers with technology that reduces costs in the long run. Manufacturers that kept operations in the United States or built new ones have increasingly relied more on automation and advanced technology than on people. Thus, domestic output has expanded significantly even as payrolls have fallen.

6 Reasons That Pay Has Lagged Behind U.S. Job Growth

The bulk of the jobs are being created in Blue States among liberals.

Wage increases tend to be where the jobs are being created.

At some point, Republicans have got to take a serious look at why they aren't personally seeing the effects of all this good news.

a persistent lack of employment among large numbers of working-age men continues to haunt the economy.

How do you reconcile that statement with the fact that the U.S. is currently at the structural unemployment level?

I know how I reconcile the two: the folks who remain unemployed either:

• Don't want a job/aren't seeking a job,
• Are unemployable, or
• Are in a very short-term transition period between one job and the next.

At this point in time, there simply is no excuse for one who has desired skills and who wants a job to not have a job.

 

[deanrd]

Amid the optimistic reactions, however, a persistent lack of employment among large numbers of working-age men continues to haunt the economy.

Although large economic differences across regions have always been a characteristic of the United States, that gap appears to be widening. The Harvard University economists Benjamin Austin, Edward Glaeser and Lawrence H. Summers argue that the disparities are sharp among three regions: the prosperous coasts; the Western heartland, with its natural resources and higher education levels; and the Eastern heartland, which extends roughly from Mississippi to Michigan.

That area is suffering from a glut of social and economic ills, including joblessness, disability, opioid-related deaths and rising mortality, they said.

“The income and employment gaps between three regions are not converging, but instead seem to be hardening,” they write in a paper published in the latest edition of the Brookings Papers on Economic Activity. “America appears to be evolving into durable islands of wealth and poverty.”

U.S. Added 313,000 Jobs in February. Here’s What That Means.

The same dynamic occurs when businesses see they can save money by replacing workers with technology that reduces costs in the long run. Manufacturers that kept operations in the United States or built new ones have increasingly relied more on automation and advanced technology than on people. Thus, domestic output has expanded significantly even as payrolls have fallen.

6 Reasons That Pay Has Lagged Behind U.S. Job Growth

The bulk of the jobs are being created in Blue States among liberals.

Wage increases tend to be where the jobs are being created.

At some point, Republicans have got to take a serious look at why they aren't personally seeing the effects of all this good news.

"Blue states"?


Can you vague that up for me some? Maybe support it? Or is this just more bullshit?

Hilarious. You didn't bother to read the post.
Go back and start with "the disparities are sharp among three regions:"
Then, figure out what the three regions are.
Then, figure out where Red States are.
Than, figure out who lives in Red States and why they are called "Red".
You'll catch up.

 

[deanrd]

Amid the optimistic reactions, however, a persistent lack of employment among large numbers of working-age men continues to haunt the economy.

Although large economic differences across regions have always been a characteristic of the United States, that gap appears to be widening. The Harvard University economists Benjamin Austin, Edward Glaeser and Lawrence H. Summers argue that the disparities are sharp among three regions: the prosperous coasts; the Western heartland, with its natural resources and higher education levels; and the Eastern heartland, which extends roughly from Mississippi to Michigan.

That area is suffering from a glut of social and economic ills, including joblessness, disability, opioid-related deaths and rising mortality, they said.

“The income and employment gaps between three regions are not converging, but instead seem to be hardening,” they write in a paper published in the latest edition of the Brookings Papers on Economic Activity. “America appears to be evolving into durable islands of wealth and poverty.”

U.S. Added 313,000 Jobs in February. Here’s What That Means.

The same dynamic occurs when businesses see they can save money by replacing workers with technology that reduces costs in the long run. Manufacturers that kept operations in the United States or built new ones have increasingly relied more on automation and advanced technology than on people. Thus, domestic output has expanded significantly even as payrolls have fallen.

6 Reasons That Pay Has Lagged Behind U.S. Job Growth

The bulk of the jobs are being created in Blue States among liberals.

Wage increases tend to be where the jobs are being created.

At some point, Republicans have got to take a serious look at why they aren't personally seeing the effects of all this good news.

a persistent lack of employment among large numbers of working-age men continues to haunt the economy.

How do you reconcile that statement with the fact that the U.S. is currently at the structural unemployment level?

I know how I reconcile the two: the folks who remain unemployed either:

• Don't want a job/aren't seeking a job,
• Are unemployable, or
• Are in a very short-term transition period between one job and the next.

At this point in time, there simply is no excuse for one who has desired skills and who wants a job to not have a job.

"Desired Skills". You got it.
Unlikely "short term" transition period. Few are being laid off. And smart people know to look for a job while they are currently employed.

Following tax cuts for the rich, Trump budget would hurt the poor

The president who vowed never to cut Medicare and Medicaid has unveiled a formal vision in which he cuts Medicare and Medicaid. The president who intended to make the GOP a worker’s party wants to slash investments in job training, education, and even dislocated worker grants.

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It's not enough that Trump kicks people who are down, he wants to kick them in the nuts on the way down.

 

[depotoo]

Establishment Survey Data

Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 313,000 in February. Job gains occurred in
construction, retail trade, professional and business services, manufacturing,
financial activities, and mining. (See table B-1.)

In February, construction employment increased by 61,000, with gains in specialty
trade contractors (+38,000) and construction of buildings (+16,000). Construction
has added 185,000 jobs over the past 4 months.

Retail trade employment increased by 50,000 over the month. Within the industry,
employment rose in general merchandise stores (+18,000) and in clothing and clothing
accessories stores (+15,000). However, over the past 4 months, which traditionally
see the bulk of the holiday hiring and layoff, employment in these industries has
changed little on net. Elsewhere in retail trade, building material and garden supply
stores added jobs over the month (+10,000).

Employment in professional and business services increased by 50,000 in February and
has risen by 495,000 over the year. Employment in temporary help services edged up
over the month (+27,000).

Manufacturing added 31,000 jobs in February. Within the industry, employment rose
in transportation equipment (+8,000), fabricated metal products (+6,000), machinery
(+6,000), and primary metals (+4,000). Over the past year, manufacturing has added
224,000 jobs.

Financial activities added 28,000 jobs over the month, with gains in credit
intermediation and related activities (+8,000); insurance carriers and related
activities (+8,000); and securities, commodity contracts, and investments (+5,000).
Over the year, financial activities has added 143,000 jobs.

Employment in mining rose by 9,000 in February, with most of the increase in support
activities for mining (+7,000). Since a recent low in October 2016, mining has added
69,000 jobs.

Employment in health care continued to trend up in February (+19,000), with a gain
of 9,000 in hospitals. Health care has added 290,000 jobs over the past year.

Employment Situation Summary

 

[Supposn]

Amid the optimistic reactions, however, a persistent lack of employment among large numbers of working-age men continues to haunt the economy. ... The same dynamic occurs when businesses see they can save money by replacing workers with technology that reduces costs in the long run. Manufacturers that kept operations in the United States or built new ones have increasingly relied more on automation and advanced technology than on people. Thus, domestic output has expanded significantly even as payrolls have fallen. ...

Deanrd, it is not automation, but rather USA's chronic annual trade deficits that drag upon USA's numbers of jobs. Automated producers require production supporting goods and services. If the products are foreign produced, their producers are almost entirely served by production support from beyond USA's borders. The computer age has produced many more rather than less jobs; this is true even in, (if not particularly in) the USA.

I'm among the proponents for USA adopting the trade policy described within Wikipedia's “Import Certificates” article.
Respectfully, Supposn

 

[deanrd]

Amid the optimistic reactions, however, a persistent lack of employment among large numbers of working-age men continues to haunt the economy. ... The same dynamic occurs when businesses see they can save money by replacing workers with technology that reduces costs in the long run. Manufacturers that kept operations in the United States or built new ones have increasingly relied more on automation and advanced technology than on people. Thus, domestic output has expanded significantly even as payrolls have fallen. ...

Deanrd, it is not automation, but rather USA's chronic annual trade deficits that drag upon USA's numbers of jobs. Automated producers require production supporting goods and services. If the products are foreign produced, their producers are almost entirely served by production support from beyond USA's borders. The computer age has produced many more rather than less jobs; this is true even in, (if not particularly in) the USA.

I'm among the proponents for USA adopting the trade policy described within Wikipedia's “Import Certificates” article.
Respectfully, Supposn

The computer age has produced many more rather than less jobs

No links? No actual data?
We know that assembly jobs were cut. We know the many high paying jobs were cut. Where were the new jobs created?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Deanturd couldn't find his own ass with both hands while handcuffed in the back of a Prius.

In Texas we have a serious shortage of skilled trades people. The company I work for has to decline work because we do not have the man power to keep up with demand. We have enjoyed a decent economy compared to the rest of the country in spite of the meat puppet faggot's deliberate stagnation of the national economy. Now that he is gone the shortage of people to fill available jobs is tangible.

That's what happens when you kick out educated immigrants sh!t for brains.
You just made my point.

Trump budget proposes 40% cut to job training programs

Stop the stupid. It's NOT funny!

That's what happens when you kick out educated immigrants sh!t for brains.

We should keep the educated immigrants and kick out the low skilled illegal aliens.

 

[Pete7469]

Deanturd couldn't find his own ass with both hands while handcuffed in the back of a Prius.

In Texas we have a serious shortage of skilled trades people. The company I work for has to decline work because we do not have the man power to keep up with demand. We have enjoyed a decent economy compared to the rest of the country in spite of the meat puppet faggot's deliberate stagnation of the national economy. Now that he is gone the shortage of people to fill available jobs is tangible.

That's what happens when you kick out educated immigrants sh!t for brains.
You just made my point.

Trump budget proposes 40% cut to job training programs

Stop the stupid. It's NOT funny!

That's what happens when you kick out educated immigrants sh!t for brains.

We should keep the educated immigrants and kick out the low skilled illegal aliens.

Leave it to Deanturd to prove it is as fucking stupid as I assert it is.

I specifically said skilled trades people.

Are we getting SKILLED carpenters, electricians or plumbers from the turd world that speak english sneaking across the border illegally???

No....

We are getting mother fuckers who can't even drive a fucking car without impeding traffic or causing wrecks.


.

 

[Supposn]

Amid the optimistic reactions, however, a persistent lack of employment among large numbers of working-age men continues to haunt the economy. ... The same dynamic occurs when businesses see they can save money by replacing workers with technology that reduces costs in the long run. Manufacturers that kept operations in the United States or built new ones have increasingly relied more on automation and advanced technology than on people. Thus, domestic output has expanded significantly even as payrolls have fallen. ...

Deanrd, it is not automation, but rather USA's chronic annual trade deficits that drag upon USA's numbers of jobs. Automated producers require production supporting goods and services. If the products are foreign produced, their producers are almost entirely served by production support from beyond USA's borders. The computer age has produced many more rather than less jobs; this is true even in, (if not particularly in) the USA.

I'm among the proponents for USA adopting the trade policy described within Wikipedia's “Import Certificates” article.
Respectfully, Supposn

The computer age has produced many more rather than less jobs

No links? No actual data?
We know that assembly jobs were cut. We know the many high paying jobs were cut. Where were the new jobs created?

Deanrd, you doubt:
Prior to computers, clerical jobs that existed could only handle the smaller volumes of data that was collected and processed. Due to our current ability to process vastly greater volumes of data, greater numbers of clerks are now employed to enter such data into our systems. Many of our current data entry jobs now require higher training and pay scales than our prior data entry clerks?
The greater numbers of professionals that process our currently collected data are higher trained and paid professionals?

I'd be surprised if we currently do not use more numbers of intelligent devices than our prior numbers of mechanical and electronic less intelligent electronic and mechanical devices such as adding machines and cash registers. They require more numbers of better trained and paid technicians to sell, maintain and repair those more intelligent devices.

Due to the greater volumes of data we're now processing, we require greater numbers and higher trained and paid professionals to process that additional data we're now collecting.

Computers have increased net numbers of jobs, those increased jobs net increases of aggregate training and pay scales. if my contentions are not obviously true, you should have no trouble finding authoritative data to indicate otherwise.

Respectfully, Supposn

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Deanturd couldn't find his own ass with both hands while handcuffed in the back of a Prius.

In Texas we have a serious shortage of skilled trades people. The company I work for has to decline work because we do not have the man power to keep up with demand. We have enjoyed a decent economy compared to the rest of the country in spite of the meat puppet faggot's deliberate stagnation of the national economy. Now that he is gone the shortage of people to fill available jobs is tangible.

Dean misses how the turbopowered Obama economy was run on unemployment, cash for clunkers and food stamps