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and --> The labor-force participation-rate, which shows the number of people with or looking for a job, remains at 62.6 percent. That low level was last seen in the 1970s when relatively few women worked.
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I own a bee farm and the bees in every hive are fully employed making honey so there's no unemployment from my point of view.First off, the OP's source is Breitbart, so the information is more than likely sketchy.
And............the population of the United States is only about 300 million, so if 94 million people were out of the labor force, that means we'd have roughly 1 out of 3 people who are unemployed.
Me? I'm retired, but live on a street where people live, and damn near every last one of my neighbors has a job, there are only about 3 other retirees on my street, and everyone else is employed.
How do I know? I see them leave for their jobs in the morning and come back in the afternoon, as well as talk to them.
I think the OP is full of crap.
and --> The labor-force participation-rate, which shows the number of people with or looking for a job, remains at 62.6 percent. That low level was last seen in the 1970s when relatively few women worked.
I own a bee farm and the bees in every hive are fully employed making honey so there's no unemployment from my point of view.First off, the OP's source is Breitbart, so the information is more than likely sketchy.
And............the population of the United States is only about 300 million, so if 94 million people were out of the labor force, that means we'd have roughly 1 out of 3 people who are unemployed.
Me? I'm retired, but live on a street where people live, and damn near every last one of my neighbors has a job, there are only about 3 other retirees on my street, and everyone else is employed.
How do I know? I see them leave for their jobs in the morning and come back in the afternoon, as well as talk to them.
I think the OP is full of crap.
A number not seen since 50% of today's workforce (women) weren't working back in the 70's.I own a bee farm and the bees in every hive are fully employed making honey so there's no unemployment from my point of view.First off, the OP's source is Breitbart, so the information is more than likely sketchy.
And............the population of the United States is only about 300 million, so if 94 million people were out of the labor force, that means we'd have roughly 1 out of 3 people who are unemployed.
Me? I'm retired, but live on a street where people live, and damn near every last one of my neighbors has a job, there are only about 3 other retirees on my street, and everyone else is employed.
How do I know? I see them leave for their jobs in the morning and come back in the afternoon, as well as talk to them.
I think the OP is full of crap.
And I bet most of them were just sitting around drinking nectar and scrapping in early 2009....
A number not seen since 50% of today's workforce (women) weren't working back in the 70's.I own a bee farm and the bees in every hive are fully employed making honey so there's no unemployment from my point of view.First off, the OP's source is Breitbart, so the information is more than likely sketchy.
And............the population of the United States is only about 300 million, so if 94 million people were out of the labor force, that means we'd have roughly 1 out of 3 people who are unemployed.
Me? I'm retired, but live on a street where people live, and damn near every last one of my neighbors has a job, there are only about 3 other retirees on my street, and everyone else is employed.
How do I know? I see them leave for their jobs in the morning and come back in the afternoon, as well as talk to them.
I think the OP is full of crap.
And I bet most of them were just sitting around drinking nectar and scrapping in early 2009....
First off, the OP's source is Breitbart, so the information is more than likely sketchy.
And............the population of the United States is only about 300 million, so if 94 million people were out of the labor force, that means we'd have roughly 1 out of 3 people who are unemployed.
Me? I'm retired, but live on a street where people live, and damn near every last one of my neighbors has a job, there are only about 3 other retirees on my street, and everyone else is employed.
How do I know? I see them leave for their jobs in the morning and come back in the afternoon, as well as talk to them.
I think the OP is full of crap.
You are counted in the numbers because you're retired.
They are out of the labor force because they aren't LOOKING FOR WORK. Which means they DON'T NEED A JOB!! So why would they need to include their numbers?
Many of those numbers are BABY BOOMERS who are retired. But who needs nuance when you're an idiot?
Where are the idiot Democrats who spout lower unemployment under Obama than under Bush.
Record 94,610,000 Americans Not in Labor Force - BreitbartThe Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that a record 94,610,000 people (ages 16 and over) were not in the labor force in September. In other words they were neither employed nor had made specific efforts to find work in the prior four weeks.
The number of individuals out of the work force last month — due to discouragement, retirement or otherwise — represented a substantial 579,000 person increase over the most recent record, hit in August, of 94,031,000 people out of the workforce.
While the prior two months saw a labor force participation rate of 62.2 percent, September’s participation rate dropped to 62.4 percent, matching the lowest level seen since October 1977.
The civilian labor force in September clocked in at 156,715,000, declining by 350,000 people, compared to August’s 157,065,000 labor force level.
In total 148,800,000 people were employed last month, 7,915,000 were unemployed, and 5,955,000 people were looking for a job.
Where are the idiot Democrats who spout lower unemployment under Obama than under Bush.
Record 94,610,000 Americans Not in Labor Force - BreitbartThe Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that a record 94,610,000 people (ages 16 and over) were not in the labor force in September. In other words they were neither employed nor had made specific efforts to find work in the prior four weeks.
The number of individuals out of the work force last month — due to discouragement, retirement or otherwise — represented a substantial 579,000 person increase over the most recent record, hit in August, of 94,031,000 people out of the workforce.
While the prior two months saw a labor force participation rate of 62.2 percent, September’s participation rate dropped to 62.4 percent, matching the lowest level seen since October 1977.
The civilian labor force in September clocked in at 156,715,000, declining by 350,000 people, compared to August’s 157,065,000 labor force level.
In total 148,800,000 people were employed last month, 7,915,000 were unemployed, and 5,955,000 people were looking for a job.
I think this is OT but I'm all for the sterilization of all poor people. They can have kids once they can afford to undo the surgery.Where are the idiot Democrats who spout lower unemployment under Obama than under Bush.
Record 94,610,000 Americans Not in Labor Force - BreitbartThe Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that a record 94,610,000 people (ages 16 and over) were not in the labor force in September. In other words they were neither employed nor had made specific efforts to find work in the prior four weeks.
The number of individuals out of the work force last month — due to discouragement, retirement or otherwise — represented a substantial 579,000 person increase over the most recent record, hit in August, of 94,031,000 people out of the workforce.
While the prior two months saw a labor force participation rate of 62.2 percent, September’s participation rate dropped to 62.4 percent, matching the lowest level seen since October 1977.
The civilian labor force in September clocked in at 156,715,000, declining by 350,000 people, compared to August’s 157,065,000 labor force level.
In total 148,800,000 people were employed last month, 7,915,000 were unemployed, and 5,955,000 people were looking for a job.
If this is the case why do we keep closing abortion clinics.
Why don't we have drive-thru Planned Parenthood and birth control required for unfit parents.
And that comment is why you are here for grins and chuckles and mockery only.I think this is OT but I'm all for the sterilization of all poor people. They can have kids once they can afford to undo the surgery.Where are the idiot Democrats who spout lower unemployment under Obama than under Bush.
Record 94,610,000 Americans Not in Labor Force - BreitbartThe Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that a record 94,610,000 people (ages 16 and over) were not in the labor force in September. In other words they were neither employed nor had made specific efforts to find work in the prior four weeks.
The number of individuals out of the work force last month — due to discouragement, retirement or otherwise — represented a substantial 579,000 person increase over the most recent record, hit in August, of 94,031,000 people out of the workforce.
While the prior two months saw a labor force participation rate of 62.2 percent, September’s participation rate dropped to 62.4 percent, matching the lowest level seen since October 1977.
The civilian labor force in September clocked in at 156,715,000, declining by 350,000 people, compared to August’s 157,065,000 labor force level.
In total 148,800,000 people were employed last month, 7,915,000 were unemployed, and 5,955,000 people were looking for a job.
If this is the case why do we keep closing abortion clinics.
Why don't we have drive-thru Planned Parenthood and birth control required for unfit parents.
Last month, according to BLS, the male civilian non-institutional population, consisting of all males 16 or older who are not in the military or an institution was 121,365,000. Of those 121,365,000 men, 83,402,000 participated in the labor force by either holding a job or actively seeking one. The 83,402,000 men who participated in the labor force in September equaled 68.7 percent of the 121,365,000 male civilian noninstitutional population. That is the lowest labor force participation rate for men since BLS began keeping the labor force participation rate in 1948.
In January 1948, 86.7 percent of men 16 and over were participating in the natilabor force. The participation rate for men was 72.4 percent when President Obama took office in 2009. The labor force participation rate for women generally climbed in the first five decades after World War II. In January 1948, it was 32.0. In April 200, it hit a peak of 60.3 percent. From this August to September, it dropped from 56.7 percent to 56.4 percent--a low not seen in 27 years.
In September, BLS says there were 129,960,000 women 16 and older in the nation's civilian noninstitutional population, and 73,313,000 of them participated by holding a job or actively looking for one. In January 1948, the first year BLS recorded such data, 32 percent of women 16 and over were participating in the nations civilian labor force. The participation rate for women 16 and over was 59.4 percent when President Obama took office. The highest it's been this year is 56.8 in both January and May.
Labor Force Participation Rate Hits All-Time Low for American Men
He was reporting an observation in the employment data, what is there to fall for?How f...ing stupid do you have to be to fall for this EVERY MONTH BLS announces another boffo employment report?
Seriously...
Scrub's lower U3 numbers are a function of what he was bequeathed......on a nominal basis, private sector payrolls CONTRACTED between 2/2001 and 2/2009.......that is DISMAL.....
First off, the OP's source is Breitbart, so the information is more than likely sketchy.
And............the population of the United States is only about 300 million, so if 94 million people were out of the labor force, that means we'd have roughly 1 out of 3 people who are unemployed.
Me? I'm retired, but live on a street where people live, and damn near every last one of my neighbors has a job, there are only about 3 other retirees on my street, and everyone else is employed.
How do I know? I see them leave for their jobs in the morning and come back in the afternoon, as well as talk to them.
I think the OP is full of crap.
Actually, the OP is just a sucker........the labor participation rate has the employed and "unemployed" in the numerator and EVERYONE OVER 16 NOT IN AN INSTITUTION in the denominator......
many of those working are under employed or struggling with two or more jobs
BikerSailor hasn't been correct on anything a day inn his life. He is also wrong about the number coming from Breti Bart, no, they are from the federal government.Easy....ABIKERSAILOR has it correct....read his post again,,,,
many of those working are under employed or struggling with two or more jobs
Well, happens when you allow the super rich to out source, bring in h1b's and shut out competition. Thank Reagan! The bastard was the greatest gift the super rich ever had.