September jobs numbers

[BDBoop]

"The job market appears to have softened in recent months. Fiscal austerity has begun to take a toll on job creation. The run-up in interest rates may also be doing some damage to jobs in the financial services industry. While job growth has slowed, there remains a general resilience in the market. Job creation continues to be consistent with a slowly declining unemployment rate."

166,000 Jobs Added In September, Survey Says : The Two-Way : NPR

U.S. Businesses Add 166,000 Jobs, ADP Report Shows - WSJ.com

The ADP estimate is typically released ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment-situation report on the following Friday. But the federal government shutdown has likely delayed the release of the September payrolls report.

In a survey taken before the shutdown, economists expected September nonfarm payrolls to increase 181,000 and the jobless rate to hold at 7.3%. The BLS data include government workers; the ADP numbers don't.

The general tone of the ADP report indicates hiring by the private sector eased last month, perhaps limited by worries about the federal budget standoff and rising interest rates.

According to ADP, firms employing between one and 49 workers increased payrolls by 74,000 in September. Medium-sized businesses with payrolls of between 50 and 499 workers added 28,000 employees. Large firms, businesses with 500 or more employees, hired 64,000 workers.

Looking as well as can be expected, given the 'fiscal austerity' situation.

 

[Billo_Really]

"The job market appears to have softened in recent months. Fiscal austerity has begun to take a toll on job creation. The run-up in interest rates may also be doing some damage to jobs in the financial services industry. While job growth has slowed, there remains a general resilience in the market. Job creation continues to be consistent with a slowly declining unemployment rate."

166,000 Jobs Added In September, Survey Says : The Two-Way : NPR

U.S. Businesses Add 166,000 Jobs, ADP Report Shows - WSJ.com

The ADP estimate is typically released ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment-situation report on the following Friday. But the federal government shutdown has likely delayed the release of the September payrolls report.

In a survey taken before the shutdown, economists expected September nonfarm payrolls to increase 181,000 and the jobless rate to hold at 7.3%. The BLS data include government workers; the ADP numbers don't.

The general tone of the ADP report indicates hiring by the private sector eased last month, perhaps limited by worries about the federal budget standoff and rising interest rates.

According to ADP, firms employing between one and 49 workers increased payrolls by 74,000 in September. Medium-sized businesses with payrolls of between 50 and 499 workers added 28,000 employees. Large firms, businesses with 500 or more employees, hired 64,000 workers.

Looking as well as can be expected, given the 'fiscal austerity' situation.

We need more construction projects.

Electrical Engineers are the backbone of this country.

They are the gatekeepers for life on planet earth.

They must be employed!

 

[Harry Dresden]

"The job market appears to have softened in recent months. Fiscal austerity has begun to take a toll on job creation. The run-up in interest rates may also be doing some damage to jobs in the financial services industry. While job growth has slowed, there remains a general resilience in the market. Job creation continues to be consistent with a slowly declining unemployment rate."

166,000 Jobs Added In September, Survey Says : The Two-Way : NPR

U.S. Businesses Add 166,000 Jobs, ADP Report Shows - WSJ.com

The ADP estimate is typically released ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment-situation report on the following Friday. But the federal government shutdown has likely delayed the release of the September payrolls report.

In a survey taken before the shutdown, economists expected September nonfarm payrolls to increase 181,000 and the jobless rate to hold at 7.3%. The BLS data include government workers; the ADP numbers don't.

The general tone of the ADP report indicates hiring by the private sector eased last month, perhaps limited by worries about the federal budget standoff and rising interest rates.

According to ADP, firms employing between one and 49 workers increased payrolls by 74,000 in September. Medium-sized businesses with payrolls of between 50 and 499 workers added 28,000 employees. Large firms, businesses with 500 or more employees, hired 64,000 workers.

Looking as well as can be expected, given the 'fiscal austerity' situation.

We need more construction projects.

Electrical Engineers are the backbone of this country.

They are the gatekeepers for life on planet earth.

They must be employed!

here in OC there are lots construction projects going on....we think Disneyland is waking up and is going to start something.....the so called Platinum Triangle which has been quite for the last 5 years has had Dump Trucks moving dirt and other things in and out.....they are constructing a multi-million dollar train and bus station across from the Honda Center and Angel Stadium......most people were hoping they were going to level the Crystal Cathedral and Chapman College was going to build a Campus there....but the dam Catholic Church bought it......

 

[BDBoop]

166,000 Jobs Added In September, Survey Says : The Two-Way : NPR

U.S. Businesses Add 166,000 Jobs, ADP Report Shows - WSJ.com



Looking as well as can be expected, given the 'fiscal austerity' situation.

We need more construction projects.

Electrical Engineers are the backbone of this country.

They are the gatekeepers for life on planet earth.

They must be employed!

here in OC there are lots construction projects going on....we think Disneyland is waking up and is going to start something.....the so called Platinum Triangle which has been quite for the last 5 years has had Dump Trucks moving dirt and other things in and out.....they are constructing a multi-million dollar train and bus station across from the Honda Center and Angel Stadium......most people were hoping they were going to level the Crystal Cathedral and Chapman College was going to build a Campus there....but the dam Catholic Church bought it......

I suppose the church will just use it 'as is?'

 

[Harry Dresden]

We need more construction projects.

Electrical Engineers are the backbone of this country.

They are the gatekeepers for life on planet earth.

They must be employed!

here in OC there are lots construction projects going on....we think Disneyland is waking up and is going to start something.....the so called Platinum Triangle which has been quite for the last 5 years has had Dump Trucks moving dirt and other things in and out.....they are constructing a multi-million dollar train and bus station across from the Honda Center and Angel Stadium......most people were hoping they were going to level the Crystal Cathedral and Chapman College was going to build a Campus there....but the dam Catholic Church bought it......

I suppose the church will just use it 'as is?'

i read that they have to make it "Catholic"...... the paper piece said it is ....."set for notable renovations to "reflect God" and make it suitable for Roman Catholic service and worship" .....like putting up Statues of everybody....the new name will be ...."Christ Cathedral" .....

 

[BDBoop]

here in OC there are lots construction projects going on....we think Disneyland is waking up and is going to start something.....the so called Platinum Triangle which has been quite for the last 5 years has had Dump Trucks moving dirt and other things in and out.....they are constructing a multi-million dollar train and bus station across from the Honda Center and Angel Stadium......most people were hoping they were going to level the Crystal Cathedral and Chapman College was going to build a Campus there....but the dam Catholic Church bought it......

I suppose the church will just use it 'as is?'

i read that they have to make it "Catholic"...... the paper piece said it is ....."set for notable renovations to "reflect God" and make it suitable for Roman Catholic service and worship" .....like putting up Statues of everybody....the new name will be ...."Christ Cathedral" .....

So - some work might come out of it? Maybe?

 

[Katzndogz]

How dare those Catholics build a Church from an existing Church.

The atheists must be in a tizzy over it.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

"austerity"?

LOL

Seriously? No White House tours is "Austerity"

 

[Harry Dresden]

I suppose the church will just use it 'as is?'

i read that they have to make it "Catholic"...... the paper piece said it is ....."set for notable renovations to "reflect God" and make it suitable for Roman Catholic service and worship" .....like putting up Statues of everybody....the new name will be ...."Christ Cathedral" .....

So - some work might come out of it? Maybe?

redecorating type of stuff....

 

[boedicca]

"The job market appears to have softened in recent months. Fiscal austerity has begun to take a toll on job creation. The run-up in interest rates may also be doing some damage to jobs in the financial services industry. While job growth has slowed, there remains a general resilience in the market. Job creation continues to be consistent with a slowly declining unemployment rate."

166,000 Jobs Added In September, Survey Says : The Two-Way : NPR

U.S. Businesses Add 166,000 Jobs, ADP Report Shows - WSJ.com

The ADP estimate is typically released ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment-situation report on the following Friday. But the federal government shutdown has likely delayed the release of the September payrolls report.

In a survey taken before the shutdown, economists expected September nonfarm payrolls to increase 181,000 and the jobless rate to hold at 7.3%. The BLS data include government workers; the ADP numbers don't.

The general tone of the ADP report indicates hiring by the private sector eased last month, perhaps limited by worries about the federal budget standoff and rising interest rates.

According to ADP, firms employing between one and 49 workers increased payrolls by 74,000 in September. Medium-sized businesses with payrolls of between 50 and 499 workers added 28,000 employees. Large firms, businesses with 500 or more employees, hired 64,000 workers.

Looking as well as can be expected, given the 'fiscal austerity' situation.

Nonsense.

Lousy job creation is not due to fiscal austerity...it's due to lack of economic growth.

Thank Obamanomics for that. It's dramatically increased government spending as a % of GDP, piled on debt, and expanded the regulatory bureaucracy which crushes businesses...and then we have ObamaCare.

Heckuva job, Barry!

 

[Harry Dresden]

How dare those Catholics build a Church from an existing Church.

The atheists must be in a tizzy over it.

that has nothing to do with it.....the people who live around this thing consider the place a pain in the ass and have in all the years i have lived here....."Rev" Shuller did not do much to help with that.....the phony that he was.....

 

[hortysir]

312k dropping out of labor force

 

[Feelgood]

Trillions of dollars and the best they can do is a few measly jobs?

 

[Pauli007001]

The government is shut down but the propaganda, I mean reports, still get sent out!!

 

[theHawk]

"The job market appears to have softened in recent months. Fiscal austerity has begun to take a toll on job creation. The run-up in interest rates may also be doing some damage to jobs in the financial services industry. While job growth has slowed, there remains a general resilience in the market. Job creation continues to be consistent with a slowly declining unemployment rate."

166,000 Jobs Added In September, Survey Says : The Two-Way : NPR

U.S. Businesses Add 166,000 Jobs, ADP Report Shows - WSJ.com

The ADP estimate is typically released ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment-situation report on the following Friday. But the federal government shutdown has likely delayed the release of the September payrolls report.

In a survey taken before the shutdown, economists expected September nonfarm payrolls to increase 181,000 and the jobless rate to hold at 7.3%. The BLS data include government workers; the ADP numbers don't.

The general tone of the ADP report indicates hiring by the private sector eased last month, perhaps limited by worries about the federal budget standoff and rising interest rates.

According to ADP, firms employing between one and 49 workers increased payrolls by 74,000 in September. Medium-sized businesses with payrolls of between 50 and 499 workers added 28,000 employees. Large firms, businesses with 500 or more employees, hired 64,000 workers.

Looking as well as can be expected, given the 'fiscal austerity' situation.

The Labor Force Participation Rate at 63.2% is the lowest its been in decades (Carter), and we're suppose to believe things are 'better' than when Republicans were in charge when it was consistantly around 66%.
http://data.bls.gov/pdq/SurveyOutputServlet


Not counting all those that continue to drop out of the workforce is a good method of cooking the books, but no one is buying it.

I realize you have to be a good little progressive and parrot the same old crap every month, so keep up the good work, BDPoop.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

"The job market appears to have softened in recent months. Fiscal austerity has begun to take a toll on job creation. The run-up in interest rates may also be doing some damage to jobs in the financial services industry. While job growth has slowed, there remains a general resilience in the market. Job creation continues to be consistent with a slowly declining unemployment rate."

166,000 Jobs Added In September, Survey Says : The Two-Way : NPR

U.S. Businesses Add 166,000 Jobs, ADP Report Shows - WSJ.com

The ADP estimate is typically released ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment-situation report on the following Friday. But the federal government shutdown has likely delayed the release of the September payrolls report.

In a survey taken before the shutdown, economists expected September nonfarm payrolls to increase 181,000 and the jobless rate to hold at 7.3%. The BLS data include government workers; the ADP numbers don't.

The general tone of the ADP report indicates hiring by the private sector eased last month, perhaps limited by worries about the federal budget standoff and rising interest rates.

According to ADP, firms employing between one and 49 workers increased payrolls by 74,000 in September. Medium-sized businesses with payrolls of between 50 and 499 workers added 28,000 employees. Large firms, businesses with 500 or more employees, hired 64,000 workers.

Looking as well as can be expected, given the 'fiscal austerity' situation.

That would be the damage caused by the TPM.

 

[BDBoop]

"The job market appears to have softened in recent months. Fiscal austerity has begun to take a toll on job creation. The run-up in interest rates may also be doing some damage to jobs in the financial services industry. While job growth has slowed, there remains a general resilience in the market. Job creation continues to be consistent with a slowly declining unemployment rate."

166,000 Jobs Added In September, Survey Says : The Two-Way : NPR

U.S. Businesses Add 166,000 Jobs, ADP Report Shows - WSJ.com

The ADP estimate is typically released ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment-situation report on the following Friday. But the federal government shutdown has likely delayed the release of the September payrolls report.

In a survey taken before the shutdown, economists expected September nonfarm payrolls to increase 181,000 and the jobless rate to hold at 7.3%. The BLS data include government workers; the ADP numbers don't.

The general tone of the ADP report indicates hiring by the private sector eased last month, perhaps limited by worries about the federal budget standoff and rising interest rates.

According to ADP, firms employing between one and 49 workers increased payrolls by 74,000 in September. Medium-sized businesses with payrolls of between 50 and 499 workers added 28,000 employees. Large firms, businesses with 500 or more employees, hired 64,000 workers.

Looking as well as can be expected, given the 'fiscal austerity' situation.

That would be the damage caused by the TPM.

That it would.

 

[birddog]

Obama is the worst president in our history especially with the economy. People dropping out of the work force, part-timer increase due to Obamacare, and the worst is yet to come. Only an idiot would support Obama!

 

[KissMy]

The employment ratio of working age population is increasing at a good rate. Currently about 67%, but need to get back to 75%.

Employment Ratio of Working age Population

Working Age Population = Blue Line
Number of Employed Workers = Red Line
Percent of Working Age People Employed = Black Line

 

[Trajan]

"The job market appears to have softened in recent months. Fiscal austerity has begun to take a toll on job creation. The run-up in interest rates may also be doing some damage to jobs in the financial services industry. While job growth has slowed, there remains a general resilience in the market. Job creation continues to be consistent with a slowly declining unemployment rate."

166,000 Jobs Added In September, Survey Says : The Two-Way : NPR

U.S. Businesses Add 166,000 Jobs, ADP Report Shows - WSJ.com

The ADP estimate is typically released ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment-situation report on the following Friday. But the federal government shutdown has likely delayed the release of the September payrolls report.

In a survey taken before the shutdown, economists expected September nonfarm payrolls to increase 181,000 and the jobless rate to hold at 7.3%. The BLS data include government workers; the ADP numbers don't.

The general tone of the ADP report indicates hiring by the private sector eased last month, perhaps limited by worries about the federal budget standoff and rising interest rates.

According to ADP, firms employing between one and 49 workers increased payrolls by 74,000 in September. Medium-sized businesses with payrolls of between 50 and 499 workers added 28,000 employees. Large firms, businesses with 500 or more employees, hired 64,000 workers.

Looking as well as can be expected, given the 'fiscal austerity' situation.

That would be the damage caused by the TPM.

166,000 Jobs Added In September, Survey Says : The Two-Way : NPR

U.S. Businesses Add 166,000 Jobs, ADP Report Shows - WSJ.com



Looking as well as can be expected, given the 'fiscal austerity' situation.

That would be the damage caused by the TPM.

That it would.

I guess a calender is hard to read....