Private Sector Shrank By 28,000, Worst Since 2020, While Government Jobs Rose 40,000
Good news?
Not good news. What i don’t understand is how does a strike effect labor numbers
I’d be concerned about the downward revision of about 100K jobs for the previous two months.
downward revision after all those early votes were cast
Each or total? Wasn’t last month like 240k
total was 112K for both months.
this ain’t looking good either
Does it?
Kamalanomila
I often wonder that myself. Technically they’re still employed.
But again what do I know.
I really don’t know. I don’t understand why it’s brought up in discussions the labor market
I also know they try to blame it on hurricanes…not sure I’m buying that. Maybe temporary in effected area but afterwards clean up and rebuild create more jobs.
I don’t think it does. As @conan said, they aren’t unemployed.
“If the striking workers earned pay for any part of the reference period, even one hour, they are counted as employed,” Cody Parkinson, an economist at the BLS, told CNN. “Striking workers are reflected as a subtraction from the employment level in the first monthly estimate when they are not working in the reference pay period. They are added back only when they return to work.”
when did the strike start?
From actors to autoworkers, more than 450,000 workers have participated in 312 strikes in the United States this year, according to Cornell University’s Labor Action Tracker.
and just for accuracy, the original story is wrong, there are not 44K striking workers, there’s 33K
there’s 33K
I checked it, yep.
But and there is a but in this. Most of the time they get back pay for being on strike as being part of agreement.
So where they even unemployed?
no, and we should not count them as such