Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Healthcare and Social Services were the highest job growths. Leisure/Hospitality/Transportation had the greatest job losses. Wage growth is cooling.

Yup. Out of 64,000 new jobs, 46,000 wrre in health care. I'll bet most of those are in bureaucratic billing, not nurses or doctors. The administrative state is subsuming everything. Medical paid by the tax payer is not sustainable and will destroy the USA. These jobs lead to big spending and "nothing to show for". The sooner the voter learns that, the better.

probably most of them are aids working in senior living facilities.

for minimum wage and less than full time hours.

Anonymous wrote:

I put all my investments into gold in Feb. It’s been a fun journey!

Anonymous wrote:Bye bye Kentucky jobs

All 1,600 Kentucky battery plant employees laid off as Ford pivots away from EV business

https://www.wdrb.com/news/business/all-1-600-kentucky-battery-plant-employees-laid-off-as-ford-pivots-away-from-ev/article_32ef2a58-eb9d-4bf4-820d-c2417b6793ea.html

Didn't Kentuckians vote for this.

Anonymous wrote:Bye bye Kentucky jobs

All 1,600 Kentucky battery plant employees laid off as Ford pivots away from EV business

https://www.wdrb.com/news/business/all-1-600-kentucky-battery-plant-employees-laid-off-as-ford-pivots-away-from-ev/article_32ef2a58-eb9d-4bf4-820d-c2417b6793ea.html

Is this separate from that? If so, ouch.

Hadfield said the closure could leave roughly 1,800 people without work, including employees who relocated or commute long distances, threatening the local economy built around the project.

“These people are going to be without employment, which means not getting paid, not covered with health insurance, unable to make their rent and unable to pay their mortgages, unable to make car payments,” Hadfield said. "It’s going to mean significant drain from the area.”

For Hadfield, the biggest concern isn’t just income; it’s health insurance.

“My wife has prescriptions that she has to get refilled on a monthly basis, and if we don’t have health insurance, she has to miss out on everything that she needs," she said.

https://spectrumnews1.com/ky/louisville/news/2025/12/16/blueoval-sk-split-workers-kentucky

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Healthcare and Social Services were the highest job growths. Leisure/Hospitality/Transportation had the greatest job losses. Wage growth is cooling.

Yup. Out of 64,000 new jobs, 46,000 wrre in health care. I'll bet most of those are in bureaucratic billing, not nurses or doctors. The administrative state is subsuming everything. Medical paid by the tax payer is not sustainable and will destroy the USA. These jobs lead to big spending and "nothing to show for". The sooner the voter learns that, the better.

probably most of them are aids working in senior living facilities.

Bye bye Kentucky jobs

All 1,600 Kentucky battery plant employees laid off as Ford pivots away from EV business

https://www.wdrb.com/news/business/all-1-600-kentucky-battery-plant-employees-laid-off-as-ford-pivots-away-from-ev/article_32ef2a58-eb9d-4bf4-820d-c2417b6793ea.html

Anonymous wrote:Healthcare and Social Services were the highest job growths. Leisure/Hospitality/Transportation had the greatest job losses. Wage growth is cooling.

Yup. Out of 64,000 new jobs, 46,000 wrre in health care. I'll bet most of those are in bureaucratic billing, not nurses or doctors. The administrative state is subsuming everything. Medical paid by the tax payer is not sustainable and will destroy the USA. These jobs lead to big spending and "nothing to show for". The sooner the voter learns that, the better.

Happy holidays to our veterans and the doctors and nurses who serve them

Anonymous wrote:Jobs data: given revisions etc, there has basically been zero job growth since april's "liberation day" announcement.

Trump has killed the US economy.

Yup.

Healthcare and Social Services were the highest job growths. Leisure/Hospitality/Transportation had the greatest job losses. Wage growth is cooling.

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Anonymous wrote:Jobs report, finally

A long-delayed government report on Tuesday showed that 64,000 jobs were gained in November, while 105,000 jobs were lost in October.
The unemployment rate in November rose to 4.6%.

Given the recent history of revisions, that November gain will be reversed to a loss in a month or two.

Yup August and September payrolls were revised down a total of 33k today.

Anonymous wrote:Jobs report, finally

A long-delayed government report on Tuesday showed that 64,000 jobs were gained in November, while 105,000 jobs were lost in October.
The unemployment rate in November rose to 4.6%.

Given the recent history of revisions, that November gain will be reversed to a loss in a month or two.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:November Unemployment is at 4.6%

Highest level since 2021

That was Trump's economy too!

Anonymous wrote:November Unemployment is at 4.6%

Highest level since 2021