Job Growth in August Literally Nonexistent, Congress Needs to Shape Up
In August, as we learned on Friday, job growth in the United States of America was an astounding zero. (…)
In August, as we learned on Friday, job growth in the United States of America was an astounding zero. (…)
For a while now we have been talking about how the American economy is making a strong comeback with the notable improvements in the job market throughout the country. (…)
For the sixth straight month, there was a reported growth in the job market in the United States of America. (…)
For the fifth straight month, there was job growth in the United States. (…)
After ending 2010 with three straight months of job growth, totaling at six months out of the year where job growth was seen, the new year has not gotten off to as hot of a start as desired despite reporting good numbers. (…)
In December, only 103,000 new jobs were created. (…)
Recently, when President Obama was discussing the issue of tax cut extensions and unemployment extensions with Republicans in Congress, to many it came off as if Obama’s main purpose was to extend the unemployment benefits for as long as possible. (…)
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