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Big Picture Employment Trend Remains Crappy

I have previously shown how the headline number for non farm payrolls overstated the weakness in December jobs growth. That was about how the pundits and the media are often misled by their slavish devotion to seasonally adjusted data.

Posted by行政18 January 2014Posted inEmployment, stock marketsTags: BLS, employment, employment and stock market, jobs growth, Lee Adler, wall street examiner

November 2013 JOLTS Predicts Little Change in the Jobs Situation

Written by Steven Hansen The BLS Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) can be used as a predictor of future jobs growth, and the predictive elements show that the jobs situation grow rate will not strengthen.

Posted bySteven Hansen17 January 2014Posted inaa syndication, EmploymentTags: employment, firing, hiring, job openings, jobs, JOLTS, labor, separation, Steven Hansen

December 2013 Conference Board Employment Index Strengthens

Written by Steven Hansen The Conference Board’s Employment Trends Index – which forecasts employment for the next 6 months – strengthened in December 2013.

Posted bySteven Hansen13 January 2014Posted inaa syndication, EmploymentTags: employment, forecast, jobs, Steven Hansen, unemployment1 Comment on December 2013 Conference Board Employment Index Strengthens

BLS Jobs Situation Not Good in December 2013

Written by Steven Hansen The December 2013 BLS jobs report was not good.

Posted bySteven Hansen10 January 201410 January 2014Posted inaa syndication, EmploymentTags: ADP, BLS, employment, jobs, NFIB, Steven Hansen

December 2013 ADP Jobs a Stronger 238,000

Written by Steven Hansen ADP reported December 2013 non-farm private jobs growth at 238,000 – very strong growth.

Posted bySteven Hansen8 January 20148 January 2014Posted inaa syndication, EmploymentTags: ADP, BLS, employment, private sector employment, Steven Hansen

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