Does anyone really believe 528k jobs were created

Anyone in the IRS and FBI are an arm of the DNC.

This is the sort of stupidity that makes you post dismissed as paranoid ramblings.

Most of the people working for both of those are just normal folks who want nothing more than to provide for their family just like you and I
 
All anyone needs to know is that not a one of the people questioning the data today did not do so a single time under the previous Admin even though the same people are complying the data.
 
And it's almost like you don't even bother to chew before swallowing whatever BS your all knowing authorities plop in your propaganda bowl.
Nobody is buying the lies that we have a strong or growing economy except the progbots like yourself
It hurts to think for yourself doesn't it goiter?

The increase for June? 92K, which stands in stark contrast to the sharp drop in full-time job holders. But even more notable is that since June, the US has lost 141K full-time jobs, 78K part-time jobs, while adding a whopping 263K multiple jobholders.

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Why not when the plan is to crash the economy to usher in a reset?
Lie about job numbers to keep the sheeple pacified & raise interest rates to continue the economic slide.

Last month they bragged about creating hundreds of thousands of jobs but the labor participation rate continues to decline. Most of those new jobs were second jobs for people wanting to make ends meet as they are hammered by record inflation.

Why wouldn't they lie about this since they lie about everything else?

The Household Survey has again shown the numbers reported by the establishment & those reported by the public are diverging at huge rates.

But even if one ignores outside data sources, a more pressing question emerges when looking at the BLS’s own far more detailed, if less closely watched, Household survey. Here, unlike the Establishment Survey, the June jobs change was a far smaller 179K increase, following last month’s 315K drop.

You really can't handle the truth.
 
And it's almost like you don't even bother to chew before swallowing whatever BS your all knowing authorities plop in your propaganda bowl.
Nobody is buying the lies that we have a strong or growing economy except the progbots like yourself
It hurts to think for yourself doesn't it goiter?

The increase for June? 92K, which stands in stark contrast to the sharp drop in full-time job holders. But even more notable is that since June, the US has lost 141K full-time jobs, 78K part-time jobs, while adding a whopping 263K multiple jobholders.




The number of people working full time is higher than even before the COVID recession.

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The number of people holding multiple jobs is far lower than any point prior to the COIVD recession.

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You go to some far right wing site for your data instead of the actual source, and then you talk about thinking for yourself. It is a crying shame people like you are too stupid to see the irony of their post
 
In my current area and near my old home in KY, almost every business has "Help Wanted" signs in the window. You cannot go in a store without seeing signs posted that they are hiring. Factories have resorted to taking out billboards looking to hire people.

If you cannot get a job now, it is because you are a lazy SOB who doesn't want to work, or have an extensive criminal history.
So you can’t prove anything

What about HEALTH ISSUES?

Dumbo
 
WOW, 3rd page, and republicans never even brought up the labor force participation rate?
THAT used to be their "go to" response.
"WHATABOUT".
 
Biden got the most votes in history by a mile. Because he was a great candidate and president

No, because his opponent was generally disliked across all political spectrums and because population grows with each election
 
Can anyone on the Left explain why the Labor Force Participation Rate was lower in July than at any point this year?

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Biden's LFPR has not yet reached Trump's numbers pre-pandemic after more than a year and a half in office, why is that? The labor force participation rate is an estimate of an economy’s active workforce. The formula is the number of people ages 16 and older who are employed or actively seeking employment, divided by the total non-institutionalized, civilian working-age population.
 
Biden's LFPR has not yet reached Trump's numbers pre-pandemic after more than a year and a half in office, why is that? The labor force participation rate is an estimate of an economy’s active workforce. The formula is the number of people ages 16 and older who are employed or actively seeking employment, divided by the total non-institutionalized, civilian working-age population.

The LFPR will likely never be that high again. Two main factors, an aging populations and less two income families.

A lot of people retired during the COVID pandemic, those people still count in the total civilian working-age population. Also the percent of people that are retired is growing each year as the Boomers are retiring faster than they are being replaced.

Also, during COVID a great many dual income families were forced to have one parent stay home due to lack of child care and the cost if it could be found. A great many of those people are still not working and probably will not join th workforce till their children are of an appropriate age.
 
The LFPR will likely never be that high again. Two main factors, an aging populations and less two income families.

A lot of people retired during the COVID pandemic, those people still count in the total civilian working-age population. Also the percent of people that are retired is growing each year as the Boomers are retiring faster than they are being replaced.

Also, during COVID a great many dual income families were forced to have one parent stay home due to lack of child care and the cost if it could be found. A great many of those people are still not working and probably will not join th workforce till their children are of an appropriate age.


So the drop in LFPR in 2022 is due to a whole lot of people who retired since the first of the year? That's a hard sell, dude. So how come all these prime-age people ain't seeking work now that the UI benefits expired?


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So the drop in LFPR in 2022 is due to a whole lot of people who retired since the first of the year? That's a hard sell, dude. So how come all these prime-age people ain't seeking work now that the UI benefits expired?

Going back to 2002, Apr May and June have the lowest average out of the year for LFPR. So, it is not out of the ordinary for it to drop a bit like we have seen this year.

(Using the data from this site Civilian labor force participation rate)
 

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