[SeekAndFind]

It's fun with weekly jobless claims numbers once again.

Hopefully, the New Year will be much better....

[fieldmarshaldj]

“Unexpected !”

[TwelveOfTwenty]

This was holiday shortened last week, right?

[aloppoct]

Did I not read somewhere on this forum that more jobs were created in Texas for the year 2014 than the rest of the country combined. Why do we never see the jobless numbers by state instead of in the aggregate?

[sr4402]

The jobless rate should go up in 2015 with the Employer Mandate. Some of this will be hidden as many will be counted with new part time jobs having been forced off full time ones in the same place.

[grania]

Can anyone sort through the statistics mess? How far ahead or behind is the creation of jobs compared to new job seekers among US citizens plus additional invader labor? How is entry-level salary and percentage of jobs that are full time tracking? How many of those lost jobs are high-paying ones, such as those associated with drilling?

The numbers aren't even the issue any more. The issue is that it's doubtful if the US can restore the ability to support the middle class we used to have.

JMHO

[Redleg Duke]

I look at that message and what jumps out at me is that "18,000 people lost their jobs at Christmas!"

And Obola celebrated by screwing over a couple of soldiers trying to accomplish the wedding of their dreams!

Is this a great country, or what!