Mind you, 4.1% reflects only people who are unemployed that have looked for a job within the last 4 weeks.
Let’s add in people who want a job, have looked for work in the last year, but haven’t looked in the last 4 weeks. And let us also add in people who want a job, but have a job market-related reason for not looking for one. The rate is now 5%. Still not bad.
Alrighty. What about adding in people who are working part time, but would rather work full time? The under-employed, if you will. Oh. Now it’s 7.7%
And besides none of the above discusses that the unemployment rate is non-comprehensive and does not measure the quality of the jobs - rather, how well those jobs pay people compared to CPI.
Ever taken an honest look around you or does that scare you more than being delusional?
Touch grass. Doomer shit.
Unemployment is low, housing prices have stabilized after historic lows, music is great .
Music is great. Being a flow artist is the only reason I haven’t killed myself.
Also what the actual fuck retardation makes you think high housing costs is a win?
Sure that’s what was said. 👍
What useless indicators, doctored for your convenience.
4.1% unemployment. The salty tears of capitalism.
Mind you, 4.1% reflects only people who are unemployed that have looked for a job within the last 4 weeks.
Let’s add in people who want a job, have looked for work in the last year, but haven’t looked in the last 4 weeks. And let us also add in people who want a job, but have a job market-related reason for not looking for one. The rate is now 5%. Still not bad.
Alrighty. What about adding in people who are working part time, but would rather work full time? The under-employed, if you will. Oh. Now it’s 7.7%
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Cryin’ all the way to the bread line.
And besides none of the above discusses that the unemployment rate is non-comprehensive and does not measure the quality of the jobs - rather, how well those jobs pay people compared to CPI.