Voters need to learn
how to read between the lines
in order to make your correct decisions
in
today’s crooked world!
Our Unions get the
credit for the rise in jobs!
Allow me to explain?
Farmers (Middle of
the country republican states), are still suffering from a trump hic cup!
Higher salary jobs
here hiring not worker jobs or Farmers!
Health care
(Insurance companies),
Leisure and hospitality (The leisure and hospitality
industry sector includes a broad category of fields within the service industry
such as lodging, food services, event planning, theme parks, transportation and
other tourism oriented products),
Professional and
business services (A professional service is an intangible product that a
contractor or product vendor sells to help a customer manage a specific part of
their business.
Because professional service providers have specialized
knowledge about niche areas of interest, such as law, marketing or accounting,
they allow the customer to focus on core business concerns).
The Union at General
Motors accepted the long waited contract!
(Motor Vehicle parts
companies were able to start production again)!
(General Motors
customers were encouraged to start buying vehicles)!
Retail companies
still not hiring for the holidays!
18,000 job loss in
the clothing industry!
So
In spite of those
trump hic cups;
the Unions get the credit for jobs to the workers in this
country, not the trump!
Non farm payrolls
surged by 266,000 in November, better than the 187,000 expected by economists
polled by Dow Jones.
The unemployment
rate ticked down to 3.5% from 3.6%, back to the 2019 low and matching the
lowest jobless rate since 1969.
The end of the GM
strike had a big effect, boosting employment in motor vehicles and parts by
41,300, part of an overall 54,000 gain in manufacturing.
Average hourly
earnings rose by 3.1% from a year ago, slightly above the 3% expected by
economists polled by Dow Jones.
The news was not all
good. As the holiday shopping season accelerated, retail companies added just
2,000 net hires as gains in general merchandise of 22,000 and motor vehicle and
parts dealers of 8,000 were offset by an 18,000 loss in clothing and clothing
accessories.
Read this chart and
weep!
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