Green Energy
While The White House and Congress and the Media are focused on the debt ceiling mess it is conveniently avoiding talking about and dealing with Friday's big news.
Dear Professional Politicians,
Americans aren't going to give a shit who was in office when they lost their jobs and the bottom fell out of their lives.
They are going to care who was in office when they were trying to find a job and struggling to get their lives back in order.
Just sayin'. . .
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Gallup CEO Jim Clifton has clearly been to The Church The number of full-time jobs, and that’s what everybody wants, as a percent of the total population, is the lowest it’s ever been… The other thing that is very misleading about that number is...
- The Obama Jobs Gap Is Up To 15 Million Missing Jobs
From American.com: A much-needed reminder that despite the recent upturn in the jobs market, there is still an awfully big employment hole to fill, as JPMorgan economist James Glassman points out: A useful way to assess the challenge for the US economy...
- L.a. Math =- $111 Million Arra - 55 Jobs
International Business Times: Employment generation disappointing: LA City Controller By IB Times Staff Reporter The Los Angeles City Controller said on Thursday the city's use of its share of the $800 billion federal stimulus fund has been disappointing....
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Unemployment rate down because people quit looking for work. Stupid fucking numbers games The unemployment rate dropped to 9.5 percent for the month of June even as the U.S. government dropped 225,000 Census jobs, the Labor Department reported Friday...
- La Times: They Get It?
I don't know if LA Times is MSM or just another "in that dark corner" type of newspaper but I like the following report. It seems as if they actually get it. LA TIMES: Inconsistent messages on Obama's stimulus package: Confused about President...
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The Other Hand
While The White House and Congress and the Media are focused on the debt ceiling mess it is conveniently avoiding talking about and dealing with Friday's big news.
9.2 % (counted) unemployment
Only 18,000 jobs created in June
8 million jobs lost during the "recession"
14.1 million (counted) unemployed
44,000 fewer jobs created in April and May than previously reported
Average workweek fell to 34.3 hours from 34.4
Underemployment jumped from 15.4 % to 16.4 %
Only 18,000 jobs created in June
8 million jobs lost during the "recession"
14.1 million (counted) unemployed
44,000 fewer jobs created in April and May than previously reported
Average workweek fell to 34.3 hours from 34.4
Underemployment jumped from 15.4 % to 16.4 %
Dear Professional Politicians,
Americans aren't going to give a shit who was in office when they lost their jobs and the bottom fell out of their lives.
They are going to care who was in office when they were trying to find a job and struggling to get their lives back in order.
Just sayin'. . .
-
Gallup CEO Jim Clifton has clearly been to The Church The number of full-time jobs, and that’s what everybody wants, as a percent of the total population, is the lowest it’s ever been… The other thing that is very misleading about that number is...
- The Obama Jobs Gap Is Up To 15 Million Missing Jobs
From American.com: A much-needed reminder that despite the recent upturn in the jobs market, there is still an awfully big employment hole to fill, as JPMorgan economist James Glassman points out: A useful way to assess the challenge for the US economy...
- L.a. Math =- $111 Million Arra - 55 Jobs
International Business Times: Employment generation disappointing: LA City Controller By IB Times Staff Reporter The Los Angeles City Controller said on Thursday the city's use of its share of the $800 billion federal stimulus fund has been disappointing....
-
Unemployment rate down because people quit looking for work. Stupid fucking numbers games The unemployment rate dropped to 9.5 percent for the month of June even as the U.S. government dropped 225,000 Census jobs, the Labor Department reported Friday...
- La Times: They Get It?
I don't know if LA Times is MSM or just another "in that dark corner" type of newspaper but I like the following report. It seems as if they actually get it. LA TIMES: Inconsistent messages on Obama's stimulus package: Confused about President...