330,000 or 2.3 million jobs lost really doesn't matter very much. Even if zero jobs were lost we would still be in trouble because job growth would not be keeping pace with the number of people entering the labor force.
In December 2003, 62.2 percent of the labor force was employed; in October of 2000, 67 percent of the labor force was employed. These are both Household survey numbers.
Take it up with the Department of Labor, that's where the information came from.