April 2023 Employment Numbers -- another good month for labor

[jon-nyc]

@89th Uh, no. It was 6.3% when he left office.

[Jolly]

COVID.

[89th]

@jon-nyc said in April 2023 Employment Numbers -- another good month for labor:

@89th Uh, no. It was 6.3% when he left office.

Fake news. Many people have told me.

JK, thanks... yes I looked for the low-point not end-date.

[Mik]

What was it at the end of December 19.

[George K]

@Mik

[Mik]

Close enough.

[Axtremus]

[taiwan_girl]

LOL. This thread has demonstrated:

If something good happens while your side is in charge = ONLY because of my guy

If something bad happens while your side is in charge = ONLY because of things outside my guys control

and vice versa

And as usual, the truth is somewhere in the middle.

[George K]

Zero Hedge (yeah, I know) says that this is all illusory. I don't pretend to know enough about all this to judge.

[Jolly]

Figures lie and liars figure.

Mine is just a small microcosm of a much bigger economy, but I don't see any dancing in the streets down here. Some jobs that require certain levels of education or training are actively hunting people. Some jobs that don't pay squat ($10-$12/hr) are actively hunting people.

Other than that, I don't think it's too great out there right now (jobs+inflation), and I think as housing slows down it will get worse.