Unemployment numbers are lies.

[The T]

14 million people need jobs & if they hire every month at their fastest rate since Obama took office they won't even get 1.5 million back to work by the election. They are barely ahead of the pace that population growth adds new workers to the work force. It is completly laughable.

2 million jobs don't exist any longer under Obama...YOU won't hear that in the Leftist Media.

Yeah - Those 2 million were adjusted out of their headline UE rate. It may come back to bite them before the election if these people start to actively seek employment again. The unadjusted employment to population rate does count these people & it is slowly ticking in the right direction for the last 6 months but it is so slight in the grand scheme of the disaster that it will screw them if they try to run on a jobs theme. They have boxed themselves in after pounding their chest about jobs creation for the past 4 years. They can't spin people who are out of work or are supporting friends & family who are out of work with a meaningless headline UE number.

This EMRATIO chart below is the most accurate depiction of the jobs situation. You can vividly see the disaster the Obamacrats created when they took power in 2007. The 6 months of positive jobs growth is barely even noticeable at the end.

Are the 'Summers of Recovery in there somewhere?

 

[edthecynic]

There is nothing set in stone that says a baby boomer will retire at the retirement age.

And there is nothing set in stone that says they won't.
In REALITY, some Boomers will retire as soon as they turn 62, some will retire later, and some will work till they die, but make no mistake one way or another Boomers are leaving the workforce.

How many times do I have to beat you down over this?
Most baby boomers expect to work after 65: Poll - CBS News

Your own link says that 27% of Boomers will expect to retire by 65. Last year over a million Boomers retired out of the workforce. That number will increase year after year. Over the next 19 years 74 million Boomers will reach retirement age. Some Boomers also left the workforce by dying last year.

 

[The T]

And there is nothing set in stone that says they won't.
In REALITY, some Boomers will retire as soon as they turn 62, some will retire later, and some will work till they die, but make no mistake one way or another Boomers are leaving the workforce.

How many times do I have to beat you down over this?
Most baby boomers expect to work after 65: Poll - CBS News

Your own link says that 27% of Boomers will expect to retire by 65. Last year over a million Boomers retired out of the workforce. That number will increase year after year. Over the next 19 years 74 million Boomers will reach retirement age. Some Boomers also left the workforce by dying last year.

And guess what? MOST is not all have retirement plans coupled with Socialist Security...is the system stable enough to handle it as the workforce decreases by thier retirement coupled with jobs lost and those on welfare?

Answer is NO. It isn't.

 

[KissMy]

2 million jobs don't exist any longer under Obama...YOU won't hear that in the Leftist Media.

Yeah - Those 2 million were adjusted out of their headline UE rate. It may come back to bite them before the election if these people start to actively seek employment again. The unadjusted employment to population rate does count these people & it is slowly ticking in the right direction for the last 6 months but it is so slight in the grand scheme of the disaster that it will screw them if they try to run on a jobs theme. They have boxed themselves in after pounding their chest about jobs creation for the past 4 years. They can't spin people who are out of work or are supporting friends & family who are out of work with a meaningless headline UE number.

This EMRATIO chart below is the most accurate depiction of the jobs situation. You can vividly see the disaster the Obamacrats created when they took power in 2007. The 6 months of positive jobs growth is barely even noticeable at the end.

Are the 'Summers of Recovery in there somewhere?

Yeah - That's those 2 little blips in mid 2010 & 2011.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

And there is nothing set in stone that says they won't.
In REALITY, some Boomers will retire as soon as they turn 62, some will retire later, and some will work till they die, but make no mistake one way or another Boomers are leaving the workforce.

How many times do I have to beat you down over this?
Most baby boomers expect to work after 65: Poll - CBS News

Your own link says that 27% of Boomers will expect to retire by 65. Last year over a million Boomers retired out of the workforce. That number will increase year after year. Over the next 19 years 74 million Boomers will reach retirement age. Some Boomers also left the workforce by dying last year.

The title says MOST baby boomers expect to work after 65 meaning those numbers where people are no longer unemployed or employed is incorrect.

 

[The T]

Yeah - Those 2 million were adjusted out of their headline UE rate. It may come back to bite them before the election if these people start to actively seek employment again. The unadjusted employment to population rate does count these people & it is slowly ticking in the right direction for the last 6 months but it is so slight in the grand scheme of the disaster that it will screw them if they try to run on a jobs theme. They have boxed themselves in after pounding their chest about jobs creation for the past 4 years. They can't spin people who are out of work or are supporting friends & family who are out of work with a meaningless headline UE number.

This EMRATIO chart below is the most accurate depiction of the jobs situation. You can vividly see the disaster the Obamacrats created when they took power in 2007. The 6 months of positive jobs growth is barely even noticeable at the end.

Are the 'Summers of Recovery in there somewhere?

Yeah - That's those 2 little blips in mid 2010 & 2011.

Ah yes...I see the gnat tits now...

 

[edthecynic]

How many times do I have to beat you down over this?
Most baby boomers expect to work after 65: Poll - CBS News

Your own link says that 27% of Boomers will expect to retire by 65. Last year over a million Boomers retired out of the workforce. That number will increase year after year. Over the next 19 years 74 million Boomers will reach retirement age. Some Boomers also left the workforce by dying last year.

The title says MOST baby boomers expect to work after 65 meaning those numbers where people are no longer unemployed or employed is incorrect.

Bullshit!
It means the number of people not in the workforce is correct. 27% WILL retire by 65, some will wait longer and then RETIRE. You already had over a million retiring in 2011 and that number will grow each year as the Boomers get older than 65. 10,000 Boomers a day are reaching retirement age.

 

[pinqy]

This EMRATIO chart below is the most accurate depiction of the jobs situation

so, 1953, with an emp-pop ratio of 57.1% (UE rate of 2.9%) was a worse job situation than 2011 with an emp-pop ratio of 58.4% (UE rate of 8.9%)?

Emp pop is useful but doesn't tell us shit about the jobs situation without more context.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Your own link says that 27% of Boomers will expect to retire by 65. Last year over a million Boomers retired out of the workforce. That number will increase year after year. Over the next 19 years 74 million Boomers will reach retirement age. Some Boomers also left the workforce by dying last year.

The title says MOST baby boomers expect to work after 65 meaning those numbers where people are no longer unemployed or employed is incorrect.

Bullshit!
It means the number of people not in the workforce is correct. 27% WILL retire by 65, some will wait longer and then RETIRE. You already had over a million retiring in 2011 and that number will grow each year as the Boomers get older than 65. 10,000 Boomers a day are reaching retirement age.

Bull shit nothing you're dismissed. Unless you want another beat down?

 

[thereisnospoon]

It's fun to watch the right try to spin all the good economic news.

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — U.S. private-employment growth is picking up, according to data released Wednesday that showed payrolls rose in February for the 25th month.

Private-sector payrolls increased 216,000 on the month, led by the service-providing sector and small businesses, according to the February labor-market report from payrolls-processor Automatic Data Processing Inc. Over the last three months, gains have averaged 223,000, compared with a monthly average of 156,000 for 2011.

Private-employment growth picking up - Economic Report - MarketWatch

What's left out are the numbers of people being paid off or their employers closing down.
American Airlines is laying off or eliminating 15,000 positions.
Bank of America 30,000.
With nearly a quarter million jobs being added every month one woufl think the UE number would fall substantially. It isn't.
U-6 continues to hold near 16%.
There are about 3 million previously held jobs that are NOT coming back. If the economy was doing so well, that would be an impossibility.
Oh, what about those trillions of dollars being sat upon by the private sector. Once the enemy of the 99% and friend of the 1% suddenly the private sector is the hero.
Make up what's left of your minds, please.