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In reply to the discussion: Payroll employment rises by 292,000 in December; unemployment rate unchanged at 5.0% [View all]Bernin
(311 posts)63. Sorry for the delay
in responding to you. I have been very sick all week and had to lay down for awhile.
Also, I appreciate your politeness. I don't understand why some feel they have to act like a teenage smart aleck in here. I thought we are all on the same team in the end.
As for your question. I am under the impression that leisure/hospitality is more of a 90% low/minimum wage scenario.
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Payroll employment rises by 292,000 in December; unemployment rate unchanged at 5.0% [View all]
mahatmakanejeeves
Jan 2016
OP
You'll have to buy a ticket to the sequel. Release date: February 5, 2016, at 8:30 a.m. (EST). NT
mahatmakanejeeves
Jan 2016
#8
Table A-13. Employed and unemployed persons by occupation, not seasonally adjusted
mahatmakanejeeves
Jan 2016
#13
Why do you find it necessary to ignore the facts to insist on attacking the improvements? nt
stevenleser
Jan 2016
#18
That must mean an increase in the people returning to the job market, right?
Sanity Claws
Jan 2016
#28
Then define bulk cos I ain't seeing anything like a majority in any McJob category
whatthehey
Jan 2016
#51
Ah, elementary school wit. Never been to the North Pole but I know it's cold.
whatthehey
Jan 2016
#46
Nobody gave a fuck about the Labor Force Participation Rate until the unemployment rate fell.
Ace Rothstein
Jan 2016
#56
Once again, a far pithier summary than I could manage and a true one to boot
whatthehey
Jan 2016
#57