The report showed that the math simply doesn’t add up, and ...terrified a lot of Japanese workers and pensioners... So the government stepped in to quickly solve the problem… by making the report disappear.
While the sudden slowdown in jobs growth is worrying... a more long-term concern is the persistently low labor force participation rate that has not recovered in the decade since the onset of the Great Recession...
Gov. J.B. Pritzker says Illinois’ budget is balanced ”for the first time in decades.” Pritzker’s claim is simply not true. According to the state’s own actuarial calculations, his budget is billions in the red.
Now they find themselves in the uneasy position of not only training their possible replacements but also tending to them every time something goes wrong.
The first representatives of Generation Z have started to trickle into the workplace – and like generations before them, they are bringing a different perspective to things.
"If we get a jump in claims and a bad report on Friday with jobs, I think the stock market will be back below 2,700 and the bond yield could be below 2%."
In the past year alone, the difference between jobs and employment is a whopping 1,191,000. That's a discrepancy of 99,250 every month, in favor of jobs...
... there is nothing intrinsically profitable about machine learning, robotics or AI... Rather, each is extraordinarily deflationary to profits as each is readily commoditized.