squeeze berry
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And the labor force participation rate is?
about 20 hours a week
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And the labor force participation rate is?
And the labor force participation rate is?
How much do those numbers mean? So many people have given up completely so no longer count.
The reason Obama opted to delay participation in Obamacare for a year for the biggest, wealthiest companies is because he knows there will be another huge increase in unemployment. So sad that the rest of us can't exempt ourselves the way congress and the IRS did because we can't afford it.
For the next year, the lapdog media will do everything they can to help Obama paint a rosy picture in hopes of getting more liberals in Washington.
Jobless Claims Near 2007 pre-Recession low
"...The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits rose slightly last week but was near its lowest level since before the 2007-09 recession, a hopeful sign for the U.S. economy.
The four-week average, which often gives a clearer read of the labor market's underlying health, fell to its lowest since November 2007, just before the United States fell into a calamitous recession
Consumers in U.S. Gain Confidence as Firings Recede: Economy - Bloomberg
Glad to oblige...
Jobless Claims Near 2007 pre-Recession low
"...The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits rose slightly last week but was near its lowest level since before the 2007-09 recession, a hopeful sign for the U.S. economy.
The four-week average, which often gives a clearer read of the labor market's underlying health, fell to its lowest since November 2007, just before the United States fell into a calamitous recession
Consumers in U.S. Gain Confidence as Firings Recede: Economy - Bloomberg
Glad to oblige...
Look, the economy is still dragging along. There are many many reasons for this, and blaming Obama for it is absurd, but trying to sell us on the idea that things are getting better because of some dumb stat that is basically meaningless in the current environment is just silly. Things are slowly improving, and there have been some roadblocks, but the truth is we're not there yet, but the real recovery is coming. Much of the problem is that everyone wants it right now, and if you are out of work or struggling, then you know best. The problem is that the reasons behind this long recession are not ones that can be easily fixed if they can be fixed at all. Time is the only real fix and we are slowly but surely getting there.
Jobless Claims Near 2007 pre-Recession low
"...The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits rose slightly last week but was near its lowest level since before the 2007-09 recession, a hopeful sign for the U.S. economy.
The four-week average, which often gives a clearer read of the labor market's underlying health, fell to its lowest since November 2007, just before the United States fell into a calamitous recession
Consumers in U.S. Gain Confidence as Firings Recede: Economy - Bloomberg
Glad to oblige...
Look, the economy is still dragging along. There are many many reasons for this, and blaming Obama for it is absurd, but trying to sell us on the idea that things are getting better because of some dumb stat that is basically meaningless in the current environment is just silly. Things are slowly improving, and there have been some roadblocks, but the truth is we're not there yet, but the real recovery is coming. Much of the problem is that everyone wants it right now, and if you are out of work or struggling, then you know best. The problem is that the reasons behind this long recession are not ones that can be easily fixed if they can be fixed at all. Time is the only real fix and we are slowly but surely getting there.
Good points.
But keep in mind, you are talking here to mostly tea party, and they are committed to obstructing the recover .... no matter how successful it is
Soggy in NOLA: Before you cream your jeans, you may want to take a look at this... it appears people have just given up, I droves, even looking for a job
Jobless Claims Near 2007 pre-Recession low
"...The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits rose slightly last week but was near its lowest level since before the 2007-09 recession, a hopeful sign for the U.S. economy.
The four-week average, which often gives a clearer read of the labor market's underlying health, fell to its lowest since November 2007, just before the United States fell into a calamitous recession
Consumers in U.S. Gain Confidence as Firings Recede: Economy - Bloomberg
Glad to oblige...
Soggy in NOLA: Before you cream your jeans, you may want to take a look at this... it appears people have just given up, I droves, even looking for a job
Before you cream your jeans, you may want to know that 300,000 new retirees a month are mostly leaving the workforce, or taking part time jobs.
300,000 a month ....
Soggy in NOLA: Before you cream your jeans, you may want to take a look at this... it appears people have just given up, I droves, even looking for a job
Before you cream your jeans, you may want to know that 300,000 new retirees a month are mostly leaving the workforce, or taking part time jobs.
300,000 a month ....
What does this have to do with anything?
Rush didn't tell you what 300,000 retirees a month have to do with anything?
Jobless Claims Near 2007 pre-Recession low
"...The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits rose slightly last week but was near its lowest level since before the 2007-09 recession, a hopeful sign for the U.S. economy.
The four-week average, which often gives a clearer read of the labor market's underlying health, fell to its lowest since November 2007, just before the United States fell into a calamitous recession
Consumers in U.S. Gain Confidence as Firings Recede: Economy - Bloomberg
Glad to oblige...
And Disability and Food Stamp use to Record Highs...with the lowest Labor Force Participation Rate in three decades.
Bet you can't connect the dots the way rational people can.
Before you cream your jeans, you may want to know that 300,000 new retirees a month are mostly leaving the workforce, or taking part time jobs.
300,000 a month ....
What does this have to do with anything?
Rush didn't tell you what 300,000 retirees a month has to do with anything?
No, bit I'm waiting for you just once, just once, to back up your claim that retirees are the cause behind the worst labor participation rate in over 30 years... or in your other dumbfuck thread on how Obama's policies are driving corporate earnings...
Jobless Claims Near 2007 pre-Recession low
"...The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits rose slightly last week but was near its lowest level since before the 2007-09 recession, a hopeful sign for the U.S. economy.
The four-week average, which often gives a clearer read of the labor market's underlying health, fell to its lowest since November 2007, just before the United States fell into a calamitous recession
Consumers in U.S. Gain Confidence as Firings Recede: Economy - Bloomberg
Glad to oblige...
And Disability and Food Stamp use to Record Highs...with the lowest Labor Force Participation Rate in three decades.
Bet you can't connect the dots the way rational people can.
The 8 million low wage jobs Bush lost in 2008-2009 did have their effect, eh?
Yup. Guess 7.4 is jim dandy to those Obamabots.
But decreased layoffs only give a partial picture of the labor market. U.S. companies have been hiring at only a modest pace. U.S. payrolls grew by 162,000 in July, and much of that hiring was concentrated in low-wage retail and restaurant jobs.
Good write up in the WSJ.
U.S. Jobless Claims Tick Up - WSJ.com
Climbing out of the hole Bush and Republlicans put us in with 8 million jobs lost in 2008-2009.
Dems were just as responsible.
Of course it did... but Bush has been gone for five fucking years..