US Economy adds 272,000 jobs

I would think that anything social services and government hiring would be in salaries and benefits more than hospitality. And we have the taxpayer footing the bill on a lot of it.
 
The economy is doing well.

Inside The Most Ridiculous Jobs Report In Years​


See Zero Hedge commentary for the truth .

You can find the meaning word of the word Truth by a general search , Horsey Horse .

Any new news of the UAF, Horsey ? Have they captured any more six building abandoned villages ?
 
Well, that's good news. In Joe Bidens inflationary economy, people need more than one job to pay the bills.

But yet, still have record debt:


Now a record number of mortgages and car loans are falling delinquent. I thought all these people had such wonderful jobs:



If they've all got such wonderful jobs, why can't they pay off their debts? And wouldn't all these wonderful jobs mean Biden can stop using taxpayer dollars for "student debt forgiveness"?

Credit card debt is 13.1% higher than a year ago. Where are all these wonderful jobs?

And if all these wonderful jobs are being created, why is the unemployment rate STILL higher than it was under Trump? 4%? And going UP?
When did you start working at McDonald's?
 
Great news for all Americans


Today's jobs report: US economy added booming 272,000 jobs in May, unemployment at 4%


Unless you look a bit closer.

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I'll explain if you need.
 
Let us know when those wages have made up for this crushing inflation.

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I am retired and my pension and social security have increased 17.8 percent in the last three years

That is from Biden
 
Let us know when those wages have made up for this crushing inflation.

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Can you, better yet, WILL You, post a LINK for these FAKE Claims.

Post a LINK.
 
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Show me otherwise

$34 an hour is $68,000 a year

In 2023, the median annual wage for all U.S. workers was $48,060, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which means Americans in around half the states earned less than that benchmark, while workers in the other half earned more.
 
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