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| computergame, wylde, jeremy piven, john castellano, niggaz, whitehouse.org, forum, funny, write, makaveli bootleg, drugs, michael griffiths (ii), music promotion, jarhead(widescreen edition), | It's really -10,000, but the calculations won't reflect that. Around here (Boston) we haven't alli wanted was a coffee seen much of ANY improvement in the employment situation over the last 2-3 years (or really since the .com bubble burst). Most "new/replacement" jobs have lower wage with 20-30% reductions being the norm plus lower benefits, higher healthcare costs, and frequently as short/medium-term contracts. Perhaps there are some markets in the US that are doing fantastic, but I can't immediately identify any. Add to this that healthcare premiums, housing/rent prices, and utility costs (which are highly dependent alli wanted was a coffee on fuel costs[*]) are alli wanted was a coffee increasing substantially (double digit inflation) all of which translate to a work force that has a sharply-decreasing standard of life. I can't help compare my situation and those of my friends and co-workers to my dad's. |
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| In other words, for every new minimum wage job created there were many more high-paying jobs created. Of the 2.2 million new jobs, most of the gain (roughly 80%) had no effect on the unemployment rate. Due to increases in population, the US economy has to add about 150,000 every month for there to be flat growth in the employment rate. [ ...reply just to this | comment on the story... | next new ] 24. jarhead(widescreen edition) Re: More jobs... at Walmart by waldeaux jarhead(widescreen edition) at Wed 31 Aug 10:29amscore of 2 astute in reply jarhead(widescreen edition) to comment 7 What I never see mentioned in unemployment figures is a normalization to the point that they don't reflect those people who have fallen off the unemployment roles because the benefits have run out. So, in the completely strawman example of there being 100,000 new jobs but where 80,000 people become unemployed, and 30,000 more who were unemployed lose benefits, there isn't a true increase of 100,000 jobs, nor 20,000. |
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