Survey shows that American companies are hiring again
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Survey shows that American companies are hiring again
http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/worl.../17/2003106588
:yay: maybe it's time to start looking again..
:yay: maybe it's time to start looking again..
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Originally Posted by AccordSleeper
^but for some reason bush still will get blamed for the economy and unemployment.
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Sure... they're hiring again, but last month, only 21,000 jobs were created nationwide.
3 million jobs lost = 3,000,000
21K jobs created = 21,000
3,000,000/21,000= 142.8 months (or 11.9 years) until all the jobs are recovered....
that's a LONG time to go...
3 million jobs lost = 3,000,000
21K jobs created = 21,000
3,000,000/21,000= 142.8 months (or 11.9 years) until all the jobs are recovered....
that's a LONG time to go...
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Originally Posted by Epoch
Sure... they're hiring again, but last month, only 21,000 jobs were created nationwide.
3 million jobs lost = 3,000,000
21K jobs created = 21,000
3,000,000/21,000= 142.8 months (or 11.9 years) until all the jobs are recovered....
that's a LONG time to go...
3 million jobs lost = 3,000,000
21K jobs created = 21,000
3,000,000/21,000= 142.8 months (or 11.9 years) until all the jobs are recovered....
that's a LONG time to go...
Americans looking for work this spring could find the strongest US job market in more than three years, even as companies remain reluctant to hire, a new survey shows.
The second-quarter results, when seasonally adjusted, are the strongest since the first quarter of 2001, soon after the economy officially entered a recession, according to Manpower, a Glendale, Wisconsin-based staffing company.
The U.S. has experienced slow employment growth even as the overall economy has grown at a healthy rate. Economists say increased productivity has allowed companies to do more with fewer people.
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Originally Posted by reno96teg
where are you getting those numbers from? regardless, i don't think you read the article:
So that would be 114 months, or 9.5 years. Still... no recovery to go should about...
And I think this is pertinent:
So yes, it does grow at the end... if you look closely, you see it isn't sinking off the graph like it has been for the last 3 years...
