It appears that the past four years had a net gain of just 28,000 jobs. Private-sector jobs were up, but government employment was down.
Yet Another Summary Judgment Reversal in the Eleventh Circuit
There is something interesting going on in the 11th Circuit lately. Summary judgments in employment cases are being reversed. Kragor v. Takeda Pharmaceuticals America, Inc. is the latest in a slew of reversals this year. In this case, the corporate executive who terminated the plaintiff for alleged misconduct later said that the plaintiff was an exceptional employee who […]
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Comparing Recessions and Recoveries
The country added jobs in November, the 26th consecutive month of gains: 146,000 nonfarm payroll jobs, to be more precise. But employment still has a long way to go before returning to its prerecession level.
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Comparing Recessions and Recoveries
The country added jobs in November, the 26th consecutive month of gains: 146,000 nonfarm payroll jobs, to be more precise. But employment still has a long way to go before returning to its prerecession level.
Economics, Floyd Norris, jobs, Jobs and the Election, jobs report, November 2012 jobs report, Unemployment
Little Clarity on the Jobs Front
The two employment surveys seem to disagree again. On balance, the recovery continues, but it could be in jeopardy if Washington acts irresponsibly.
Economics, Floyd Norris, jobs, Jobs and the Election, jobs report, November 2012 jobs report, Unemployment
Little Clarity on the Jobs Front
The two employment surveys seem to disagree again. On balance, the recovery continues, but it could be in jeopardy if Washington acts irresponsibly.