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In reply to the discussion: U.S. creates 304,000 jobs in January, unemployment rises to 4% [View all]progree
(10,901 posts)33. Likewise, and thanks for all your material and hard work each month. NT
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This is the only administration I believe this about. Having a career in Accounting and Finance,
politicaljunkie41910
Feb 2019
#41
I just got in five minutes ago. I'll be adding to this thread throughout the day.
mahatmakanejeeves
Feb 2019
#6
BLS data doesn't agree with inflation-adjusted wages falling behind under Trump part,
progree
Feb 2019
#9
Inflation-adjusted average WEEKLY earnings are also up (4.0% under Obama, 2.6% under Trump)
progree
Feb 2019
#18
Commissioner's Statement on The Employment Situation; lengthy this month
mahatmakanejeeves
Feb 2019
#12
Yup, chaos. The number of Employed fell by 251,000 while payroll jobs up 303,000
progree
Feb 2019
#14
I didn't mean to imply they are any more screwed up than any other January numbers
progree
Feb 2019
#29
The mind-numbing rant, based on a version posted on the first Friday in September 2016:
mahatmakanejeeves
Feb 2019
#25
I'm not sure that ADP is attempting to predict the number that the BLS will release
mahatmakanejeeves
Feb 2019
#36
Presidential Jobs Table. Also my EF Economic Statistics page updated (annual update)
progree
Feb 2019
#38