Trump is winning over Democrats and Independents on Jobs policy.

[Wyatt earp]

latest jobs report shows further depletion of the work force and a dearth of job creation. That trend, says one major bank, may be attributable to President Barack Obama’s signature legislation.

Last Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released the worst jobs report in almost six years. The US economy only added 38,000 jobs

Unbelievable these assholes - 15 million jobs grown since recession, 200,000+ every other month, but oh-goody there is a single outlier month to go run off with!

Tell you what, if 38,000 in march is good enough to be proof that Obamacare kills jobs, then surely 292,000 and 255,000 jobs in following months is even better proof it creates jobs.

Bear can't do the math. His train wreck of an argument is horrible but fascinating to watch.

I know math then you ever will Jake the fake

 

[JakeStarkey]

latest jobs report shows further depletion of the work force and a dearth of job creation. That trend, says one major bank, may be attributable to President Barack Obama’s signature legislation.

Last Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released the worst jobs report in almost six years. The US economy only added 38,000 jobs

Unbelievable these assholes - 15 million jobs grown since recession, 200,000+ every other month, but oh-goody there is a single outlier month to go run off with!

Tell you what, if 38,000 in march is good enough to be proof that Obamacare kills jobs, then surely 292,000 and 255,000 jobs in following months is even better proof it creates jobs.

Bear can't do the math. His train wreck of an argument is horrible but fascinating to watch.

I know math then you ever will Jake the fake

Bear can't do the math. But Bear does not need no stinkin' math.

 

[Wyatt earp]

This is just killing the Lefty's..

www.washingtonpost.com


DETROIT — The auto industry’s biggest players have gathered at the North American International Auto Show, as they do every January, to showcase their latest electric vehicles, SUVs and pickup trucks. This year, however, the cars varnish over a deepening unease about the industry’s standing with President-elect Donald Trump.

The president-elect has taken to Twitter four times in the new year to laud some automakers and admonish others. The latest to get his attention is Fiat Chrysler, which unveiled plans to grow two U.S. auto plants, creating 2,000 new jobs in the Midwest.

“It’s finally happening,” Trump tweeted. “Fiat Chrysler just announced plans to invest $1BILLION in Michigan and Ohio plants, adding 2000 jobs.”

 

[Wyatt earp]

Apple seeks to expand manufacturing in Arizona
Anita Balakrishnan | @MsABalakrishnan
Mon, 9 Jan '17 | 4:24 PM ETCNBC.com
[paste:font size="3"]Apple is seeking to conduct "high-tech manufacturing" at one of its American plants, according to a federal government filing.

 

[Wyatt earp]

As seen on America's News HQ

Amazon announced Thursday in a statement that it will be creating 100,000 U.S.-based full-time jobs over the next 18 months, adding the positions are for workers of all skill and experience levels across the country.

The positions, which will mostly be at fulfillment centers, encompass the fields of cloud technology, machine learning and advanced logistics.

"Innovation is one of our guiding principles at Amazon, and it's created hundreds of thousands of American jobs. These jobs are not just in our Seattle headquarters or in Silicon Valley -- they're in our customer service network, fulfillment centers and other facilities in local communities throughout the country," Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said.

The move coincides with Amazon's efforts over the past several years to expand its workforce. The company, which employed 30,000 workers in 2011, has expanded to 180,000 employees as of the end of last year.