So 287,000 were added in june but in May only 38,000 when 162,000 were expected so subtract 162,000 from 287,000 you get 125,000 add the 38,000 and that gives you 163,000. So since May was so bad the June numbers basically even it out and keeps job creation about where its been.
151,000 jobs for January
242,000 jobs for Feburuary
215,000 jobs for March
160,000 jobs for April
So as you can see we have had a high of 287,000 a low of 38,000 and a lot of jumping in between.
I'm surprised that with unemployment at 4.7% and there being 5.8 million jobs availible, hiring would be that high.
America has near record 5.8 million job openings
Who really wants to work two 29 hour full time jobs?
With education you don't have to. Something most Republicans simply don't get. Sad.
It wasn't the Republicans that passed Obamacare which as one facet of it forces employers to question hiring that 50th person...
Fewer than 50 employees?
Firms of this size are generally not affected by the Employer Shared Responsibility rules and do not have to pay an assessment if their full-time employees receive premium tax credits in the Marketplace.
Employers with 50 or More Employees | The U.S. Small Business Administration | SBA.gov
So Once again the rules and regulations happy Obama administration discourages EMPLOYERS from hiring more people!
As a result the Obama butt kissing CNN states this:
It's been uttered by every opponent of health care reform: Obamacare will kill small businesses.
But the new law's rules don't apply to the vast majority of small businesses. The employer mandate, which forces firms to start providing insurance in 2014, pertains only to companies with at least 50 full-time workers.
That's a tiny fraction of small businesses.
As of 2010, there were roughly 5.7 million small employers, defined as those with fewer than 500 workers. Some 97% of them have fewer than 50 employees. That means Obamacare's employer mandate applies only to 3% of America's small businesses.
That's about 200,000 companies.
The overblown Obamacare myth about small business
Wait a minute CNN!!!
If 97% of the 5.7 million small employers have fewer then 50 employees..
THAT's 5.529 million... NOT 200,000! Again MSM ignorance.
RIGHT!! so let's assume that say 20% of these 5,529,000 companies WANTED to hire more employees and that brings them over the 50 employee limit!
That would be 1,105,800 employers hiring just one more employee or 1,105,800 NEW JOBS!
BUT NOOOOO!!!!
Who's fault is that then????