Your charts show the appalling situation of people not in the labor force. Even that doesn’t tell the whole story. I believe the gov numbers (sort of), but they don’t tell us how many of those jobs are at or near full time.
Since 2008, the part-time jobs are almost two to one versus full-time.
> Your charts show the appalling situation of people not in the labor force. Even that doesn’t tell the whole story. I believe the gov numbers (sort of), but they don’t tell us how many of those jobs are at or near full time.
I don’t believe the government numbers tell the people what matters most to them - how many people have jobs that they can actually support them living apart from their parents...: x)