216,000 jobs created in February

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The pace of job creation by private employers accelerated more than expected in February, a report by a payrolls processor showed on Wednesday.

The private sector added 216,000 jobs last month, the ADP National Employment Report showed, topping economists’ expectations for a gain of 208,000.

January’s payrolls figures were revised up to an increase of 173,000 from 170,000.

News Headlines
 
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — U.S. private-employment growth is picking up, according to data released Wednesday that showed payrolls rose in February for the 25th month.

Private-sector payrolls increased 216,000 on the month, led by the service-providing sector and small businesses, according to the February labor-market report from payrolls-processor Automatic Data Processing Inc. Over the last three months, gains have averaged 223,000, compared with a monthly average of 156,000 for 2011.

Private-employment growth picking up - Economic Report - MarketWatch
 
And in the meantime, 362,000 people filed for INITIAL jobless claims LAST WEEK.

During the Obama Presidency, it wasn't until December of 2011 that the number of people filing for INITIAL jobless claims dropped BELOW 400,000 PER WEEK.

OOPS! I guess those 216,000 new jobs for the MONTH of February just got erased in less than one week!

Nice try, Chris. When are you going to figure out that you aren't going to fool the people in here with IQs above room temperature?
 
Speaking of IQ's below room temperature: Truthseeker, you can't look at first time jobless claims (a gross figure) and compare it to monthly payrolls (a net figure).
 
Meh...

Need a shitload more than that...

Let's kill the pipeline, though... Fuck those jobs....
 
Speaking of IQ's below room temperature: Truthseeker, you can't look at first time jobless claims (a gross figure) and compare it to monthly payrolls (a net figure).

Speaking of IQs below room temperature: "8537", what the hell are you talking about? Are you trying to NOT compare monthly payroll increases (aka "job creation") with weekly first time jobless claims (aka "job elimination")?

Apparently addition and subtraction was not taught in the government school you attended (and apparently didn't graduate from).
 
Speaking of IQ's below room temperature: Truthseeker, you can't look at first time jobless claims (a gross figure) and compare it to monthly payrolls (a net figure).

Speaking of IQs below room temperature: "8537", what the hell are you talking about? Are you trying to NOT compare monthly payroll increases (aka "job creation") with weekly first time jobless claims (aka "job elimination")?
.

1) The monthly job creation figures are net while first time claims are gross.

2) First time claims do not equal job elimination.

3) Educate yourself before you continue to prove your own IQ.
 
The monthly (February) unemployment report will be released Friday morning - soon to fall below 8% ...
 
The monthly (February) unemployment report will be released Friday morning - soon to fall below 8% ...

I hate to burst your little Obama bubble, but the unemployment figures have already been "leaked".

9.1% is the new number.

And the second "magic" number is the percentage of unemployed and UNDER-employed people in this country: 19.1%.

Doesn't it make you want to jerk-off all over your life-size Obama cutout?
 
The monthly (February) unemployment report will be released Friday morning - soon to fall below 8% ...

I hate to burst your little Obama bubble, but the unemployment figures have already been "leaked".

9.1% is the new number.
Oh gawd. Buy a clue. You know this post will still be here tomorrow morning, right? When the real number comes out you know we can bump this post, right?
 
The monthly (February) unemployment report will be released Friday morning - soon to fall below 8% ...

I hate to burst your little Obama bubble, but the unemployment figures have already been "leaked".

9.1% is the new number.
Oh gawd. Buy a clue. You know this post will still be here tomorrow morning, right? When the real number comes out you know we can bump this post, right?

that's why it will be soon ...
 
The pace of job creation by private employers accelerated more than expected in February, a report by a payrolls processor showed on Wednesday.

The private sector added 216,000 jobs last month, the ADP National Employment Report showed, topping economists’ expectations for a gain of 208,000.

January’s payrolls figures were revised up to an increase of 173,000 from 170,000.

News Headlines

Does that report include your new job as Obama's cum whore?
 
Meh...

Need a shitload more than that...

Let's kill the pipeline, though... Fuck those jobs....

Nobody killed anything- these things don't happen overnight, ADD dittohead....you are sorely misled, change the channel.
 
Meh...

Need a shitload more than that...

Let's kill the pipeline, though... Fuck those jobs....

Nobody killed anything- these things don't happen overnight, ADD dittohead....you are sorely misled, change the channel.

Fuckstain... Drop the bong and read the fucking news...

Take 0bama's dick out of your mouth and pay attention....
 
The monthly (February) unemployment report will be released Friday morning - soon to fall below 8% ...

I hate to burst your little Obama bubble, but the unemployment figures have already been "leaked".

9.1% is the new number.
Oh gawd. Buy a clue. You know this post will still be here tomorrow morning, right? When the real number comes out you know we can bump this post, right?

Oh looky - Truthseeker was a liar. Ironic, no?
 
The pace of job creation by private employers accelerated more than expected in February, a report by a payrolls processor showed on Wednesday.

The private sector added 216,000 jobs last month, the ADP National Employment Report showed, topping economists’ expectations for a gain of 208,000.

January’s payrolls figures were revised up to an increase of 173,000 from 170,000.

News Headlines
Hmmm I wonder how many fell out of the workforce because they cant find a job. What kind of jobs are these. Min wage or real jobs...
 
The pace of job creation by private employers accelerated more than expected in February, a report by a payrolls processor showed on Wednesday.

The private sector added 216,000 jobs last month, the ADP National Employment Report showed, topping economists’ expectations for a gain of 208,000.

January’s payrolls figures were revised up to an increase of 173,000 from 170,000.

News Headlines
Hmmm I wonder how many fell out of the workforce because they cant find a job. What kind of jobs are these. Min wage or real jobs...

The labor force participation rate increased.
 

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