Biden continues to add lots of jobs. May report "very healthy", economists say

[pyetro]

A "job" is a private company hiring and paying for the job to grow revenue. Your jobs are not jobs, they are taxpayer funded welfare for people who show up and hold signs

Once again you ignore the private jobs statistics. Struth got embarrassed. Now it's your turn.

 

[jbrownson0831]

Once again you ignore the private jobs statistics. Struth got embarrassed. Now if your turn.

Private jobs where...McDonalds, Burger King, certainly not healthcare.....so its either public taxpayer funded, private fast food, or what? Besides Dimmers wont work.

 

[pyetro]

I didn't know this thread was about the March ADP report....but as far as March, payroll, came in lower then expected.

lower expectations seems to be a tread with this regime

Hey struth. I searched your username "ADP" in December and I didn't even see you considering Biden. That's a lot of months you've been missing.

Private-sector job growth blows past expectations in December, ADP says

U.S. private-sector job growth continued at a solid pace in December, even as the labor market faces one of the worst worker shortages in decades, according to the ADP National Employment Report released Wednesday morning.

www.foxbusiness.com

 

[Maxdeath]

What happened to all those cargo ships sitting off the california coast?

Let me see is this thread about cargo ships. Um no.
How many cargo ships hired recently?

 

[LeftofLeft]

Great news for Biden and well, everyone who has a favorable view of having a job. 438000 jobs created in April.

This is great news for the President and I applaud him. His problem is his gains are being negated by inflation and high energy prices. If they were making efforts to reign in inflation and gas prices, Democrats would be shoe-ins for ‘22 and ‘24.

 

[jbrownson0831]

This is great news for the President and I applaud him. His problem is his gains are being negated by inflation and high energy prices. If they were making efforts to reign in inflation and gas prices, Democrats would be shoe-ins for ‘22 and ‘24.

Where are the jobs?

 

[struth]

Now you're lying. No wonder you never said anything about the March report. It was above expectations.

Companies added 455,000 jobs in March, slightly more than expected, ADP says

Private payrolls expanded by 455,000 for the month, the firm said, about in line with the Dow Jones estimate of 450,000.

www.cnbc.com

I said payroll was lowered the expectations. Geez...learn to read....but then again I guess I should learn to lower my expectations with your kind

 

[struth]

Uh oh. Struth"s favorite news outlet (Fox) just called the May report "healthy". Let me guess. You're going to switch to February now? Haha US economy sees healthy job growth in April as payrolls jump by 428,000

Fox is far from my favorite...

and great...wow...we are 6 days in to May....

 

[struth]

That's the May report, which has data for the month of April. Dumbass.
You're just playing word games, so you don't have to talk about the private jobs added in March (April report) and February and previous months. Here's a chart you will hate:

um it's the April Jobs report.....we haven't gotten even 6 days into May...so we have no May jobs report.

I know this is hard....but you know...look at a calendar

 

[jbrownson0831]

Fox is far from my favorite...

and great...wow...we are 6 days in to May....

Construction jobs boomed in April, all called private sector.....hmm, how many of those projects are funded privately?

 

[struth]

I like how you all take turns posting either the ADP or the DOL numbers depending upon which is worse.

Not too obvious or anything

truth hurts I guess

 

[struth]

Nope. Let's talk about private employees. You asked for it:

not sure what you are bragging about here...that payroll remains low? Great.

 

[whitehall]

Very healthy? Is that a political phrase? The DOW went down more than a thousand points the other day. Energy prices are rising and shelves in stores are empty.

 

[jbrownson0831]

not sure what you are bragging about here...that payroll remains low? Great.

I know that the Depends factory added many more workers to keep pace with Poopeypants.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

we've had one month in this qtr...April....and well...as the jobs report from April highlighted, it's lower then expected.....https://www.usnews.com/news/economy/articles/2022-05-04/adp-employers-added-only-247-000-jobs-in-april-below-expectations

ADP: Employers Added Only 247,000 Jobs in April, Below Expectations​

So...yeah

For the year the BLS shows an average of 512,000 jobs added per month. ADP shows an average of 460,000 jobs added per month. Either way you go they are outstanding numbers and by the end of the year the two will be closer than they are now.

 

[pyetro]

um it's the April Jobs report.....we haven't gotten even 6 days into May...so we have no May jobs report.

I know this is hard....but you know...look at a calendar

Do you mean the healthy month? Your Fox called it healthy. US economy sees healthy job growth in April as payrolls jump by 428,000

 

[Harpy Eagle]

truth hurts I guess

If it were the truth you would not need to cherry pick numbers

 

[pyetro]

For the year the BLS shows an average of 512,000 jobs added per month. ADP shows an average of 460,000 jobs added per month. Either way you go they are outstanding numbers and by the end of the year the two will be closer than they are now.

Struts regrets bringing up the .ADP

 

[BackAgain]

Once again you ignore the private jobs statistics. Struth got embarrassed. Now if your turn.

No. If your turn!

 

[struth]

Hey struth. I searched your username "ADP" in December and I didn't even see you considering Biden. That's a lot of months you've been missing.

Private-sector job growth blows past expectations in December, ADP says

U.S. private-sector job growth continued at a solid pace in December, even as the labor market faces one of the worst worker shortages in decades, according to the ADP National Employment Report released Wednesday morning.

www.foxbusiness.com

great...xmas season hiring typically is a boom.

5 months later.....and Xiden is still preforming below expectations.

Did you see the April jobs report?

ADP: Employers Added Only 247,000 Jobs in April, Below Expectations​

https://www.usnews.com/news/economy/articles/2022-05-04/adp-employers-added-only-247-000-jobs-in-april-below-expectations

"Notably, employment among small businesses fell by 120,000, while large businesses added 321,000 workers. Small businesses are typically less resilient to economic forces than larger companies."

Xiden and the Dems....building back big business better...or at least their policies don't harm them as much...