US economy created 211,000 new jobs in November

[billyerock1991]

November Jobs Report: Everything You Need to Know
The Wall Street Journal · 1 hour ago

Yes, it’s that time again, folks. It’s Jobs Friday, when for one ever-so-brief moment, the interests of Wall Street, Washington and Main Street are all aligned …
isn't odd when you hear republicans talk they say Obama doing a bad job ... so far every month he has created 120,000 jobs .... when BOOOOSH was in office his average was 12,000 and they have the gual to say Obama doing a bad job ... the problem republicans have is they don't know when they have it so good

 

[RodISHI]

What kind a jobs? What do they pay? Can people actually make a living with these so called new jobs? Where is they?

 

[pinqy]

What kind a jobs? What do they pay? Can people actually make a living with these so called new jobs? Where is they?

Mining and logging: -11,000
Construction: +46,000
Manufacturing: -1,000
Wholesale Trade: +9,100
Retail trade: +30,700
Transportation and warehousing: +6,400
Utilities: +2,400
Information: -12,000
Financial Activities: +14,000
Professional and business services: +27,000
Education and health services: +40,000
Leisure and Hospitality: +39,000
Other services: +6,000
Federal govenment: +6,000
State government: +3,000
Local government: +5,000

Average hourly wages went up 4 cents, average weekly salary went down $1.14

 

[RodISHI]

Where? Average salary up 4 cents but weekly salary down Is that like we let go of this many workers and hired this many workers at a lesser wage? Sorry but that does not make any sense.

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Payroll employment rises by 211,000 in November; unemployment rate unchanged at 5.0%

12/04/2015

Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 211,000 in November, and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 5.0 percent. Job gains occurred in construction, professional and technical services, and health care. Mining and information lost jobs.
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[Pete7469]

November Jobs Report: Everything You Need to Know
The Wall Street Journal · 1 hour ago

Yes, it’s that time again, folks. It’s Jobs Friday, when for one ever-so-brief moment, the interests of Wall Street, Washington and Main Street are all aligned …
isn't odd when you hear republicans talk they say Obama doing a bad job ... so far every month he has created 120,000 jobs .... when BOOOOSH was in office his average was 12,000 and they have the gual to say Obama doing a bad job ... the problem republicans have is they don't know when they have it so good

Just another regurgitation of bed wetter bullshit.

The only "jobs" the moonbat messiah can be credited for "creating" is the future need for first responders, coroners and undertakers, because he allowed in thousand more mooselimbs and turd world drug gangsters.

Bed wetters believe that is something to be proud of.

 

[Siete]

What kind a jobs? What do they pay? Can people actually make a living with these so called new jobs? Where is they?

when the right was pounding Keystone for 35 permanent jobs, kind and pay didn't make any difference. Now 211,00 jobs raise question marks.

uh huh, got it.

 

[pinqy]

Where? Average salary up 4 cents but weekly salary down Is that like we let go of this many workers and hired this many workers at a lesser wage? Sorry but that does not make any sense.

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Payroll employment rises by 211,000 in November; unemployment rate unchanged at 5.0%

12/04/2015

Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 211,000 in November, and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 5.0 percent. Job gains occurred in construction, professional and technical services, and health care. Mining and information lost jobs.
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• Table 1. Normal seasonal movements, estimated employment change and test of significance, in thousands
• Table 2. Detailed industry employment ranked by change and prior 3-month average change, in thousands, seasonally adjusted
• Table 3. Employment change compared with recent averages, in thousands, seasonally adjusted
• Table 4. Employment change from same month a year ago, in thousands, seasonally adjusted
• Table 5. Estimated change in hours and earnings of all employees, normal seasonal movement and test of significance
• Table 6. Aggregate weekly hours and payrolls of all employees, in thousands, seasonally adjusted
• Table 7. Most recent industry-specific peak and trough employment and change through current month, in thousands

BENCHMARK INFORMATION

• Benchmark Article (HTML) (PDF)
  • Benchmark Comparison File Format Information
  • Comparison of All Employees, seasonally adjusted (TXT) (XLS)
  • Comparison of All Employees, not seasonally adjusted (TXT) (XLS)
  • Comparison of Average Weekly Hours of All Employees, seasonally adjusted (TXT) (XLS)
  • Comparison of Average Weekly Hours of All Employees, not seasonally adjusted (TXT) (XLS)

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Average weekly hours went down from 34.6 to 34.5 Aggregate payroll went up, but aggregate hours went down. Part time workers went up a lot more in Novemeber than full time.

 

[RodISHI]

What kind a jobs? What do they pay? Can people actually make a living with these so called new jobs? Where is they?

when the right was pounding Keystone for 35 permanent jobs, kind and pay didn't make any difference. Now 211,00 jobs raise question marks.

uh huh, got it.

Your personal problem?

I could care less about Keystone. Truthfully I can use my right hand or left depending on the need and circumstances so sounds as though you have a personal problem. If I so desired and I was inclined to I could make up a report look like whatever I wanted it to reflect also.