Posted on 15 October 2012. Tags: 000 People, Bureau Of Labor, Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Disability, Economists, Employment Report, Federal Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Force Group, Households, Institutional Population, Job, Labor Force Data, Population Survey, Republican Side, Same Time Period, Senate Budget Committee, Unemployment Numbers, Weekly Standard, Welfare, Workforce
This is the most disturbing report I have seen since Obama took office. And believe me, there have been many! The sudden and unexpected drop in the unemployment numbers to 7.8% have economists scratching their heads. Especially when you consider that for every job “created”, the Obama Administration removes 10 from the workforce. According [...]
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Posted on 02 August 2012. Tags: American Economy, Ap 7, Bureau Of Economic Analysis, Bureau Of Labor, Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Current Unemployment Rate, Federal Reserve, Finding Jobs, Gross Domestic Product, Job Creation, New Jobs, New York Times, Percent Change, Recovery Usa, Slowdown, Timothy Geithner, Treasury Secretary, Usa Today, Washington Post, Weekly Standard
Two Years After Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner Crowed That America Is ‘On The Road To Recovery,’ The Economy Continues To Sputter SEC. TIM GEITHNER: “Welcome to the recovery … a review of recent data on the American economy shows that we are on a path back to growth … on the road to recovery” (Sec. Geithner, [...]
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Posted on 04 May 2012. Tags: 5 Million, Age Population, Bls, Bureau Of Labor, Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Cnn, Cnn Money, Decline, Droves, Economists, Force Participation Rate, Friday Morning, Huffington Post, Labor Department, Labor Force Participation, Labor Force Participation Rate, New York Times, Sums, Unemployed Workers, Unemployment Rate
CNN Money sums up today’s Labor Department report for April: “Hiring slowed in April and workers dropped out of the labor force in droves — not a good sign for the job market going forward.” According to The New York Times, “The United States had another month of disappointing job growth in April. The [...]
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Posted on 06 April 2012. Tags: Bureau Of Labor, Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Christina Romer, Employment Numbers, Growth Prospects, Health Care Law, Jared Bernstein, Joe Biden, Labor Department, Mitch Mcconnell, News Reports, President Joe, Recession, Robust Economy, Senate Republican Leader, Stimulus Bill, Tax Increases, Trillion, Unemployment Rate, Wall Street Journal
The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced the employment numbers for March today, but news reports suggest they’re disappointing. The Wall Street Journal writes, “U.S. job growth slowed in March, and the labor force shrank, signaling that the economy could be losing momentum. Jobs outside of agriculture grew by 120,000 last month—half the number that the [...]
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Posted on 17 February 2012. Tags: 3 Years, 5 Million, Bureau Of Labor, Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Cbo Projects, Christina Romer, Dept Of Labor, Employment Statistics, Fort Myers, Gdp, Jared Bernstein, Labor Employment, Myers Fl, Nbsp, Payroll Employment, Reinvestment Plan, Stimulus Package, Town Hall, Unemployment Rate, White House
President Obama’s Stimulus Package Has Not Delivered The Jobs His White House Claimed It Would 5 Million Jobs Short Of White House Stimulus Claim WHITE HOUSE REPORT: “Aggregate Effect of the Recovery Package on GDP and Jobs in 2010Q4 … With Stimulus … Payroll Employment: 137,550,000.” (Christina Romer & Jared Bernstein, “The Job [...]
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Posted on 04 September 2010. Tags: Bureau Of Labor, Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Cnn, Employment Numbers, Existing Home Sales, Food Stamps, Government Support, Home Foreclosures, Initial Estimate, Jobless Rate, Joe Biden, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Obama, President Joe, Sluggish Economy, Tim Geithner, Treasury Secretary, Unemployment Rate, Wall Street Journal
With summer drawing to an end, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced the August employment numbers today, showing that the jobless situation is little changed from June and in some aspects is worse. According to BLS, 54,000 jobs were lost in August, while the unemployment rate ticked up to 9.6%. Sadly, 14.9 million Americans remain [...]
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Posted on 16 June 2010. Tags: Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Cnn, Democratic Proposal, Dept Of Labor, Economic Crisis, Employment Statistics, Health Bill, Health Care Costs, Health Care Crisis, Health Costs, Labor Employment, Median Family Income, Mitch Mcconnell, Rahm Emanuel, Record Pace, Rising Health, Runaway Costs, Unemployment Rate, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post
‘Every Time We Face A Crisis, It Seems, This Administration Takes Us On Another Ideological Tour Of The Far-Left To-Do List, When All The American People Want From It Are Some Straightforward Practical Solutions.’ – Sen. Mitch McConnell
RAHM EMANUEL: “Never Let A Serious Crisis Go To Waste. What I Mean By That Is It’s An Opportunity To Do Things You Couldn’t Do Before.” (Editorial, “A 40-Year Wish List,” The Wall Street Journal, 1/28/09)
ECONOMIC CRISIS:
“Hemorrhaging Of American Jobs”
“The Hemorrhaging Of American Jobs Accelerated At A Record Pace At The End Of 2008, Bringing The Year’s Total Job Losses To 2.6 Million Or The Highest Level In More Than Six Decades.” (“Worst Year For Jobs Since ’45,” CNN, 1/9/09)
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Posted on 04 September 2009. Tags: 5 Million, Billions Of Dollars, Bureau Of Labor, Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Economy, Eric Cantor, House Democrats, Job Losses, Lost 216, Obama, Priority, Republican Whip, Republicans, Six Years, Stimulus Bill, Substantive Agenda, Tough Job, Unemployment Rate, Washington D C, White House
House Republican Whip Eric Cantor (R-VA) today issued the following statement after the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the U.S. economy lost 216,000 jobs in August, raising the unemployment rate to 9.7%, the highest level in twenty-six years:
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