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96% of The Jobs Created This Year Were Part-Time Jobs Updating the job numbers with the new numbers that are out today continues to show that virtually all the jobs created this year have been part time jobs. So far this year there have been...
- The Real Economy: America’s Second-largest Employer Is A Temp Agency
Behind Wal-Mart, the second-largest employer in America is Kelly Services, a temporary work provider.Friday’s disappointing jobs report showed that part-time jobs are at anall-time high, with 28 million Americans now working part-time. The...
- Trainwreckovery
For some reason a preponderance of the bobble heads on TeeVee think there is good news to be found in today's jobs reports. Dumbasses. They think that unemployment holding steady at a mere 7.6% is good news. They think that adding 195,000 jobs is...
- The Right Romney Response To The Jobs Number
My friends, today we got very good news from the federal govt.I think.At first glance.But the kind of good news we have received is typical of the successes recorded by this admin. We are 36,000 jobs short of keeping even with our population...
- 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...
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The REAL Economy, 2013, 77% of all jobs created are PART TIME
From ZEROHEDGE, numbers:
Obamacare Full Frontal: Of 953,000 Jobs Created In 2013, 77%, Or 731,000 Are Part-Time
When the payroll report was released last month, the world finally noticed what we had been saying for nearly three years:that the US was slowly being converted to a part-time worker society. This slow conversion accelerated drastically in the last few months, and especially in June, when part timejobs exploded higher by 360K while full time jobs dropped by 240K. In July we are sad to report that America’s conversation to a part-time worker society is not “tapering": according to the Household Survey, of the 266K jobs created (note this number differs from the establishment survey), only 35% of jobs, or 92K, were full time. The rest were…not.What is worse, however, is when one looks at job creation broken down by “quality" in all of 2013. The chart below does the bottom line some justice:But what really shows what is going on in America at least in 2013, is the following summary: of the 953K jobs “created" so far in 2013, only 23%, or 222K, were full-time. Part-time jobs?731K or 953K of total.
Any idea that America is back, is PROPAGANDA. Recovery HAS NOT OCCURRED.
Any frickin’ questions?
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96% of The Jobs Created This Year Were Part-Time Jobs Updating the job numbers with the new numbers that are out today continues to show that virtually all the jobs created this year have been part time jobs. So far this year there have been...
- The Real Economy: America’s Second-largest Employer Is A Temp Agency
Behind Wal-Mart, the second-largest employer in America is Kelly Services, a temporary work provider.Friday’s disappointing jobs report showed that part-time jobs are at anall-time high, with 28 million Americans now working part-time. The...
- Trainwreckovery
For some reason a preponderance of the bobble heads on TeeVee think there is good news to be found in today's jobs reports. Dumbasses. They think that unemployment holding steady at a mere 7.6% is good news. They think that adding 195,000 jobs is...
- The Right Romney Response To The Jobs Number
My friends, today we got very good news from the federal govt.I think.At first glance.But the kind of good news we have received is typical of the successes recorded by this admin. We are 36,000 jobs short of keeping even with our population...
- 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...