[skeeter]

I knew that as I listened to the anchor rapturously reporting it this morning.

Seasonal hiring means crappy paying part time temporary jobs in an economy currently producing nothing but crappy paying part time jobs.

Its common sense.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

All Hail 0bama, Creator of Jobs and All Good Things! ;)

[stevem]

Taken in total, a peek beneath the hood of these numbers suggests a job market that still has a ways to go.

A long way to go suggests it's going in the right direction. It isn't.

[Steely Tom]

This is pretty much the standard pattern under any Democrat administration, although this one takes the cake.

1. Some alphabet-soup agency releases statistical evidence that the economy is up, or anything else that puts the Democrat tricycle-riding President and his band of armed theoreticians in a good light...
2. State-controlled MSM goes bonkers, shouting the news from every rooftop, making it the top story in every talking-heads panel discussion, etc....
3. This goes on for one or two news cycles, until the next bread-and-circuses story comes out...
4. After a couple of weeks, the Administration issues a "correction" that shows that the data is being "revised downward" or "revised upward" in such a way as to take away most if not all of whatever was encouraging about the original story...
5. The "correction" is printed at the bottom of page DD19 of the New York Times, where no one notices.

[Iron Munro]

[Georgia Girl 2]

Yes seasonal hiring as I suspected. Come January they will all be laid off as usual.

[RginTN]

That’s a pittance.

When Reagan was President, “1,114,000 jobs added in September 1983”

http://www.cnsnews.com/mrctv-blog/julia-seymour/economic-recovery-monthly-job-gains-top-100-reagan-12-obama-2

[nascarnation]

In the Era of Baraq

It’s all about the “29ers”

[oincobx]

Based on the data series cited in the article, there have been about 2.4 million full time jobs added year to date and there was an increase of over 1 million in September and October alone. When dealing with labor data, it is important to remember that (1) it is a survey, (2) the series cited here is highly volatile, (3) and the data is subject to revision. One should not focus on a single data point, but instead focus on the longer term trends.

[purplelobster]

Barry can boast about the huge increase in gift-wrapping and mall Santa jobs during the state of the union address.

[depressed in 06]

Obummer will only read the good stuff on TOTUS.

[Domestic Church]

My plant will be shutting down in 2015 and moving the machines to Mexico.

[trebb]

And the Market keeps heading for the moon...