Tag Archives: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Jobless Rate Predicted Accurately and What to Infer
Paul J. Devitt The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) fulfilled my prediction from earlier in the year when I said that the government’s reported unemployment rate would fall to below 8% just before the presidential election. Their tricks and treats … Continue reading
Posted in From The Desk, Job Economy
Tagged Bureau of Labor Statistics, Federal Reserve, Job Seekers, Pat Caddell, Unemployment, find a job, find jobs, job search, jobs, work
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Oops. New, good jobs really come from Big Co’s
As the credibility of the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ “fun with numbers” experiments and other selective reporting methods metastasize and come into greater focus, we learn this weekend that “new experimental studies” by researchers there have discovered that American jobs are not really created … Continue reading
Posted in Job Economy
Tagged BLS, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Career, Socialism, career guidance, corporatism, elitism, find jobs, job search, job searches, jobs
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