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Employers add 372K jobs in June as hiring remains steady

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U.S. employers added 372,000 jobs during the month compared with 390,000 in the prior month signaling inflation is having a limited impact on hiring thus far. The unemployment rate held steady at 3.6% for the third month in a row.

Industries leading the gains included professional and business services, leisure and hospitality, and health care, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Congratulations, Biden, you are getting closer to the 158.8 million employed in this country in February 2020, 158.1 million employed in June 2022. just 800,000 more before you can celebrate that booming Biden economy creating more employment than pre pandemic

https://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/surveymost?ln

Labor Force Statistics from the Current Population Survey​


Series Id:LNS12000000
Seasonally Adjusted
Series title:(Seas) Employment Level
Labor force status:Employed
Type of data:Number in thousands
Age:16 years and over
 
BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!!

For a stock market that’s been wrestling with whether the U.S. is heading for a recession, Friday’s jobs report brought good news—we’re not in one yet.​
The U.S. economy added 372,000 jobs in June, beating forecasts for 250,000, while the unemployment rate stayed at 3.6%, right where it was expected to be. Despite some downgrades to previous months of job growth, the report suggests that the economy is still strong, and almost certainly not in a recession just yet.

Guess you cons will have to keep praying for America to fail because your prayers for America's failure thus far aren't working.
 
BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!!

For a stock market that’s been wrestling with whether the U.S. is heading for a recession, Friday’s jobs report brought good news—we’re not in one yet.​
The U.S. economy added 372,000 jobs in June, beating forecasts for 250,000, while the unemployment rate stayed at 3.6%, right where it was expected to be. Despite some downgrades to previous months of job growth, the report suggests that the economy is still strong, and almost certainly not in a recession just yet.

Guess you cons will have to keep praying for America to fail because your prayers for America's failure thus far aren't working.
Yep, keep buying that liberal rhetoric which means you appear to be on the Biden Payroll. Is the stock market higher or lower than January 2020?
 
BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!!

For a stock market that’s been wrestling with whether the U.S. is heading for a recession, Friday’s jobs report brought good news—we’re not in one yet.​
The U.S. economy added 372,000 jobs in June, beating forecasts for 250,000, while the unemployment rate stayed at 3.6%, right where it was expected to be. Despite some downgrades to previous months of job growth, the report suggests that the economy is still strong, and almost certainly not in a recession just yet.

Guess you cons will have to keep praying for America to fail because your prayers for America's failure thus far aren't working.
Liberals need to look in the mirror for the picture of failure, so dependent on the liberal use of taxpayer money for personal responsibility issus
 
Speaking of rhetoric …
Yep, opinions backed by data and posts in this forum from the left. Cannot seem to get any liberals here to defend the Biden policies and results although when asked to do so I get silence which indeed is the right answer
 
Republicans will eventually get the recession that they want. Unfortunately, the rest of us will also get the recession that the Republicans want. Looks like it didn't happen in June, though, so that's good.
 
recessions are hell
 
Republicans will eventually get the recession that they want. Unfortunately, the rest of us will also get the recession that the Republicans want. Looks like it didn't happen in June, though, so that's good.
Right, Republicans control the WH, the legislative process, Congress, implementing policies that create recessions. Such biased partisan effort to evoke posts and responses. Can you explain who pumping more taxpayer dollars into the economy that do not increase supply reduces inflation?
 
Right, Republicans control the WH, the legislative process, Congress, implementing policies that create recessions. Such biased partisan effort to evoke posts and responses
I stand by my initial statement.
 
I stand by my initial statement.
Yes we know, to provoke responses because you know the post is accurate. Republicans have no control over the Legislative process and you know that pumping more dollars, the liberal economics, that doesn't do a thing for supply makes inflation worse
 
Yes we know, to provoke responses because you know the post is accurate. Republicans have no control over the Legislative process and you know that pumping more dollars, the liberal economics, that doesn't do a thing for supply makes inflation worse
Thanks for sharing your opinion.
 
McConnell says the labor shortage will be solved when the ’gubmint’ money runs out. What did the airlines and other big industries do with their stimulus money?
All you dead-beats sitting at home be forewarned!

 
McConnell says the labor shortage will be solved when the ’gubmint’ money runs out. What did the airlines and other big industries do with their stimulus money?
All you dead-beats sitting at home be forewarned!

What stimulus money, PPP? Do you have any clue the requirements for PPP and who authorized and administered the program? Just pure hatred of Republicans showing how intellectually bankrupt the left really is

Since your party controls the Congress are they going after those who abused PPP? How about making those Trump tax cuts permanent since the sunset provision was attacked by the left
 
I enjoy showing the forum why you post the way you do.
I must have missed the why part, I understand why and have pointed out why you post the way you do as I am sure you don't believe much of what you post.
 
Yep, keep buying that liberal rhetoric which means you appear to be on the Biden Payroll. Is the stock market higher or lower than January 2020?
The stock market isn't the economy. Just like Opinion Polls aren't the economy. But those are the two things you love to run two when you can't accept economic facts.
 
McConnell says the labor shortage will be solved when the ’gubmint’ money runs out. What did the airlines and other big industries do with their stimulus money?
All you dead-beats sitting at home be forewarned!


He thinks $1,400 is enough money to leave the workforce and live on for over a year?
 
McConnell says the labor shortage will be solved when the ’gubmint’ money runs out. What did the airlines and other big industries do with their stimulus money?
All you dead-beats sitting at home be forewarned!

Paraphrasing one of the twins, once more: “if there was only an easy way to look shit up these days?”


“After months of litigation, the Small Business Administration finally revealed the name of every business that received a loan under the Paycheck Protection Program on Tuesday night, and early analysis reveals that a majority of the forgivable funds—intended for smaller businesses needing emergency relief for payroll, rent or mortgage expenses—actually went to bigger businesses, including some with ties to President Donald Trump and his administration.” - from link
 
I must have missed the why part, I understand why and have pointed out why you post the way you do as I am sure you don't believe much of what you post.
i don't do far right wing alt reality. perhaps you should try your routine at a rally for the orange precious. i hear that lies work well at those.
 
The stock market isn't the economy. Just like Opinion Polls aren't the economy. But those are the two things you love to run two when you can't accept economic facts.
Then stop touting them when you believe they support your rhetoric, Seems that official data doesn't resonate with you, why? What economic facts, you never post any but when you do like with 5.1% Unemployment higher than it was under Trump pre pandemic and call your state having a booming economy, that isn't a credible response. For some reason liberals today cannot admit being wrong.
 
Creative financing?

Mitch doesn’t live in the real world.
Apparently neither do you, Congress is controlled by what party? PPP was passed by what vote? What party has the power to investigat abuses?
 
Then stop touting them when you believe they support your rhetoric, Seems that official data doesn't resonate with you, why? What economic facts, you never post any but when you do like with 5.1% Unemployment higher than it was under Trump pre pandemic and call your state having a booming economy, that isn't a credible response. For some reason liberals today cannot admit being wrong.
My state isn't the topic of this thread YOU created. It's about the national economy. My state's numbers are good and getting better by the day. Sorry, not sorry you don't get your wish of America to fail economically.
 
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