Trump's BLS Released Least Accurate Job Reports Ever in 2025: 1 Million Jobs Revised Down

[citygator]

What a shit show. Proving there is nothing Trump can't make worse Trump's job reporting in 2025 was the most inaccurate in the history of the metric. Worse than any year under Biden. One of the drivers can be a failing economy, like 2009. The other driver can be incompetence in the administration. If you arent in healthcare your industry lost jobs.

So here is the question:

Is Trump just terribly inaccurate at measuring job growth OR is he just the victim of his terrible economy,

Job Growth Was Overstated, New Data Shows

In total, the U.S. economy has more than a million fewer jobs than previously reported.

The revisions are part of a longstanding annual process in which the B.L.S. reconciles its monthly estimates of job growth, which are derived from surveys, with less timely but more reliable data from state governments.

In the past, the so-called benchmark revisions have typically been small and attracted relatively little attention. But the 2024 adjustment was the biggest in years, reducing estimated job growth by nearly 600,000. This year’s revision was even bigger, the largest since 2009 in percentage terms.
The revisions also underscore how dependent the job market has become on hiring in the health care sector. Before the revisions, health care accounted for about 405,000 of the 584,000 jobs added in 2025, or nearly 70 percent of the gains. According to the latest data, health care companies added 391,000 jobs, while employment in other sectors fell by a combined 210,000 jobs.

 

[1srelluc]

Well, between AI killing white collar jobs and Trump .gov job cuts and his policies getting shed of illegals from the work force it's hard to keep up.

Unemployment ticked down a bit.....Historically we have "full employment".

I know you hate good news Foghorn.

 

[sealybobo]

What a shit show. Proving there is nothing Trump can't make worse Trump's job reporting in 2025 was the most inaccurate in the history of the metric. Worse than any year under Biden. One of the drivers can be a failing economy, like 2009. The other driver can be incompetence in the administration. If you arent in healthcare your industry lost jobs.

So here is the question:

Is Trump just terribly inaccurate at measuring job growth OR is he just the victim of his terrible economy,

Job Growth Was Overstated, New Data Shows

In total, the U.S. economy has more than a million fewer jobs than previously reported.

The revisions are part of a longstanding annual process in which the B.L.S. reconciles its monthly estimates of job growth, which are derived from surveys, with less timely but more reliable data from state governments.

In the past, the so-called benchmark revisions have typically been small and attracted relatively little attention. But the 2024 adjustment was the biggest in years, reducing estimated job growth by nearly 600,000. This year’s revision was even bigger, the largest since 2009 in percentage terms.
The revisions also underscore how dependent the job market has become on hiring in the health care sector. Before the revisions, health care accounted for about 405,000 of the 584,000 jobs added in 2025, or nearly 70 percent of the gains. According to the latest data, health care companies added 391,000 jobs, while employment in other sectors fell by a combined 210,000 jobs.

If you throw away the propaganda and lies, the Bush and Trump years were not good for the middle class. They were good for the rich.

Yes the Obama, Biden and Clinton years were good for the rich too. But they were good for us as well.

You guys (MAGA) still claiming he didn't jack up prices on EVERYTHING? Or have you just gotten used to the new prices. Suddenly you aren't bitching about inflation. You claim it's down. No it's not. LOL

 

[1srelluc]

Oh look, nobody is buying what the OP is selling.

 

[eagle7-31]

What a shit show. Proving there is nothing Trump can't make worse Trump's job reporting in 2025 was the most inaccurate in the history of the metric. Worse than any year under Biden. One of the drivers can be a failing economy, like 2009. The other driver can be incompetence in the administration. If you arent in healthcare your industry lost jobs.

So here is the question:

Is Trump just terribly inaccurate at measuring job growth OR is he just the victim of his terrible economy,

Job Growth Was Overstated, New Data Shows

In total, the U.S. economy has more than a million fewer jobs than previously reported.

The revisions are part of a longstanding annual process in which the B.L.S. reconciles its monthly estimates of job growth, which are derived from surveys, with less timely but more reliable data from state governments.

In the past, the so-called benchmark revisions have typically been small and attracted relatively little attention. But the 2024 adjustment was the biggest in years, reducing estimated job growth by nearly 600,000. This year’s revision was even bigger, the largest since 2009 in percentage terms.
The revisions also underscore how dependent the job market has become on hiring in the health care sector. Before the revisions, health care accounted for about 405,000 of the 584,000 jobs added in 2025, or nearly 70 percent of the gains. According to the latest data, health care companies added 391,000 jobs, while employment in other sectors fell by a combined 210,000 jobs.

What a shit show. Proving there is nothing Trump can't make worse Trump's job reporting in 2025 was the most inaccurate in the history of the metric. Worse than any year under Biden. One of the drivers can be a failing economy, like 2009. The other driver can be incompetence in the administration. If you arent in healthcare your industry lost jobs.

So here is the question:

Is Trump just terribly inaccurate at measuring job growth OR is he just the victim of his terrible economy,

Job Growth Was Overstated, New Data Shows

In total, the U.S. economy has more than a million fewer jobs than previously reported.

The revisions are part of a longstanding annual process in which the B.L.S. reconciles its monthly estimates of job growth, which are derived from surveys, with less timely but more reliable data from state governments.

In the past, the so-called benchmark revisions have typically been small and attracted relatively little attention. But the 2024 adjustment was the biggest in years, reducing estimated job growth by nearly 600,000. This year’s revision was even bigger, the largest since 2009 in percentage terms.
The revisions also underscore how dependent the job market has become on hiring in the health care sector. Before the revisions, health care accounted for about 405,000 of the 584,000 jobs added in 2025, or nearly 70 percent of the gains. According to the latest data, health care companies added 391,000 jobs, while employment in other sectors fell by a combined 210,000 jobs.

Latest Jobs Report Explains Why Dems Hate Trump So Much

Follow the money.

issuesinsights.com

counter point to the NYT.

 

[citygator]

Oh look, nobody is buying what the OP is selling.

Here is your response in 2024 to lower unemployment, better job creation, and smaller revisions by half. Boy were you wrong on the stock market.

 

[1srelluc]

Here is your response in 2024 to lower unemployment, better job creation, and smaller revisions by half. Boy were you wrong on the stock market.

View attachment 1217947

And I stand by it....So suck it up.

 

[TimFitz]

Well, between AI killing white collar jobs and Trump .gov job cuts and his policies getting shed of illegals from the work force it's hard to keep up.

Unemployment ticked down a bit.....Historically we have "full employment".

I know you hate good news Foghorn.

We have been at or near full employment since about 2022.

 

[citygator]

And I stand by it....So suck it up.

You dont stand by it. That is the issue. You actually waffled your ass off by reversing yourself because of who is in the oval office now. You are a hack. A cheerleader. A drone. A lemming. A zombie. A disciple. You lack individual discernment. That post is 100% irrefutable evidence that you are not serious.

 

[luiza]

Least Accurate Job Reports Ever​

As long as Trumpfy can work towards ditching the dollar and handling Debt without being cast as the Global Pariah nation , relative details will not matter greatly .
The end result is what matters .
Nothing more .
Along with as much Deflection as possible .
Which Dumbocrats always swallow .

 

[citygator]

As long as Trumpfy can work towards ditching the dollar and handling Debt without being cast as the Global Pariah nation , relative details will not matter greatly .
The end result is what matters .
Nothing more .
Along with as much Deflection as possible .
Which Dumbocrats always swallow .

Dis you? Complaining in 2024 about 4 revisions while we just saw Trump revise 12 downward?

Dis you? Complaining about a much smaller revision number under Biden when Trump revised 1 million?

Dis you complaining about a higher job creation number than we are seeing under Trump?

What gives man? Why the about face?

 

[luiza]

Dis you? Complaining in 2024 about 4 revisions while we just saw Trump revise 12 downward?

Dis you? Complaining about a much smaller revision number under Biden when Trump revised 1 million?

Dis you complaining about a higher job creation number than we are seeing under Trump?

What gives man? Why the about face?

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I change with the Tides .
Success is picking up the scraps from the sidelines because many juicy scraps make a Fortune .

Maybe we need a hugely reduced population and zero Sheeple to make the best of our planet pragmatically .
The Trumpfy / Deep State /Chabad wager .

How do you or I know which side to favour ?

Remember we could be rats in the Laboratory however much we might like to think otherwise .
In which case it is all a Game /Experiment .

So I wave to both sides , keep my eye on the weather and make sure I never get caught by a fast turn of the tide .

 

[yidnar]

What a shit show. Proving there is nothing Trump can't make worse Trump's job reporting in 2025 was the most inaccurate in the history of the metric. Worse than any year under Biden. One of the drivers can be a failing economy, like 2009. The other driver can be incompetence in the administration. If you arent in healthcare your industry lost jobs.

So here is the question:

Is Trump just terribly inaccurate at measuring job growth OR is he just the victim of his terrible economy,

Job Growth Was Overstated, New Data Shows

In total, the U.S. economy has more than a million fewer jobs than previously reported.

The revisions are part of a longstanding annual process in which the B.L.S. reconciles its monthly estimates of job growth, which are derived from surveys, with less timely but more reliable data from state governments.

In the past, the so-called benchmark revisions have typically been small and attracted relatively little attention. But the 2024 adjustment was the biggest in years, reducing estimated job growth by nearly 600,000. This year’s revision was even bigger, the largest since 2009 in percentage terms.
The revisions also underscore how dependent the job market has become on hiring in the health care sector. Before the revisions, health care accounted for about 405,000 of the 584,000 jobs added in 2025, or nearly 70 percent of the gains. According to the latest data, health care companies added 391,000 jobs, while employment in other sectors fell by a combined 210,000 jobs.

What a shit show. Proving there is nothing Trump can't make worse Trump's job reporting in 2025 was the most inaccurate in the history of the metric. Worse than any year under Biden. One of the drivers can be a failing economy, like 2009. The other driver can be incompetence in the administration. If you arent in healthcare your industry lost jobs.

So here is the question:

Is Trump just terribly inaccurate at measuring job growth OR is he just the victim of his terrible economy,

Job Growth Was Overstated, New Data Shows

In total, the U.S. economy has more than a million fewer jobs than previously reported.

The revisions are part of a longstanding annual process in which the B.L.S. reconciles its monthly estimates of job growth, which are derived from surveys, with less timely but more reliable data from state governments.

In the past, the so-called benchmark revisions have typically been small and attracted relatively little attention. But the 2024 adjustment was the biggest in years, reducing estimated job growth by nearly 600,000. This year’s revision was even bigger, the largest since 2009 in percentage terms.
The revisions also underscore how dependent the job market has become on hiring in the health care sector. Before the revisions, health care accounted for about 405,000 of the 584,000 jobs added in 2025, or nearly 70 percent of the gains. According to the latest data, health care companies added 391,000 jobs, while employment in other sectors fell by a combined 210,000 jobs.

 

[Delldude]

You dont stand by it. That is the issue. You actually waffled your ass off by reversing yourself because of who is in the oval office now. You are a hack. A cheerleader. A drone. A lemming. A zombie. A disciple. You lack individual discernment. That post is 100% irrefutable evidence that you are not serious.

Weren't you the one who was crowing about having intelligent conversations in a thread?

 

[excalibur]

What a shit show. Proving there is nothing Trump can't make worse Trump's job reporting in 2025 was the most inaccurate in the history of the metric. Worse than any year under Biden. One of the drivers can be a failing economy, like 2009. The other driver can be incompetence in the administration. If you arent in healthcare your industry lost jobs.

So here is the question:

Is Trump just terribly inaccurate at measuring job growth OR is he just the victim of his terrible economy,

Job Growth Was Overstated, New Data Shows

In total, the U.S. economy has more than a million fewer jobs than previously reported.

The revisions are part of a longstanding annual process in which the B.L.S. reconciles its monthly estimates of job growth, which are derived from surveys, with less timely but more reliable data from state governments.

In the past, the so-called benchmark revisions have typically been small and attracted relatively little attention. But the 2024 adjustment was the biggest in years, reducing estimated job growth by nearly 600,000. This year’s revision was even bigger, the largest since 2009 in percentage terms.
The revisions also underscore how dependent the job market has become on hiring in the health care sector. Before the revisions, health care accounted for about 405,000 of the 584,000 jobs added in 2025, or nearly 70 percent of the gains. According to the latest data, health care companies added 391,000 jobs, while employment in other sectors fell by a combined 210,000 jobs.

Oh.

Biden’s BLS Overestimated Jobs Numbers by 1.5 Million

Biden's BLS overestimated job growth by 1.5 million, sparking controversy and claims of manipulation.

pjmedia.com

 

[struth]

What a shit show. Proving there is nothing Trump can't make worse Trump's job reporting in 2025 was the most inaccurate in the history of the metric. Worse than any year under Biden. One of the drivers can be a failing economy, like 2009. The other driver can be incompetence in the administration. If you arent in healthcare your industry lost jobs.

So here is the question:

Is Trump just terribly inaccurate at measuring job growth OR is he just the victim of his terrible economy,

Job Growth Was Overstated, New Data Shows

In total, the U.S. economy has more than a million fewer jobs than previously reported.

The revisions are part of a longstanding annual process in which the B.L.S. reconciles its monthly estimates of job growth, which are derived from surveys, with less timely but more reliable data from state governments.

In the past, the so-called benchmark revisions have typically been small and attracted relatively little attention. But the 2024 adjustment was the biggest in years, reducing estimated job growth by nearly 600,000. This year’s revision was even bigger, the largest since 2009 in percentage terms.
The revisions also underscore how dependent the job market has become on hiring in the health care sector. Before the revisions, health care accounted for about 405,000 of the 584,000 jobs added in 2025, or nearly 70 percent of the gains. According to the latest data, health care companies added 391,000 jobs, while employment in other sectors fell by a combined 210,000 jobs.

This is a recycled old story, we are well aware the 2024 and in to 2025 job numbers were wrong

Hence why Trump fired a number of people at BLS

 

[citygator]

Seems like a bad trend to me.

 

[citygator]

Remind me why you idiots vote for the other guys?

 

[citygator]

 

[candycorn]

You dont stand by it. That is the issue. You actually waffled your ass off by reversing yourself because of who is in the oval office now. You are a hack. A cheerleader. A drone. A lemming. A zombie. A disciple. You lack individual discernment. That post is 100% irrefutable evidence that you are not serious.

He doesn’t have convictions…just hobbies