WASHINGTON - A surprising dip in the unemployment rate for January offers promise that the job market is finally stabilizing after a long, steep decline.
The latest employment data released yesterday were not all positive. The nation shed another 20,000 jobs last month, the Labor Department said. But the decline in the unemployment rate to 9.7 percent, from 10 percent, is the strongest sign yet that the economy is expanding quickly enough to begin making a dent in the vast ranks of the jobless.
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YOU LIE is my comment!!!!!!!!
The area I live in lost MORE permanent job in december and january, some were between 500-700. I believe the feds are starting to use the same idea that my state is, if your not collecting unemployment you no longer count as unemployed which is BS.
The latest employment data released yesterday were not all positive. The nation shed another 20,000 jobs last month, the Labor Department said. But the decline in the unemployment rate to 9.7 percent, from 10 percent, is the strongest sign yet that the economy is expanding quickly enough to begin making a dent in the vast ranks of the jobless.
toledoblade.com --
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YOU LIE is my comment!!!!!!!!
The area I live in lost MORE permanent job in december and january, some were between 500-700. I believe the feds are starting to use the same idea that my state is, if your not collecting unemployment you no longer count as unemployed which is BS.
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