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ORIGINAL: servantforuse This mornings jobs report certainly won't be good news for the democrats. Another 39,000 jobs lost in the private sector in the month of September. The administration, of course predicted an increase. And CNBC last night said only "3 in 10" believe the economy is getting better. quote:
Planned firings dropped 44 percent to 37,151 last month from 66,404 in September 2009, according to Chicago-based Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc. The September figures ended a quarter in which job cuts were the fewest in a decade. The reductions would have been even smaller were it not for government and non-profit sector, which last month announced the biggest job cuts since May, the report said So much for the jobs being lost in the private sector. quote:
Government and nonprofit agencies led the firings with 11,091 announcements, followed by the pharmaceutical industry with 6,069. Government staffing is declining as the decennial federal census population count winds down and budget deficits force state and local cutbacks. Texas, Illinois Texas led all states with 5,995 announced job cuts, while Illinois was second with 5,918. Companies trimming staff last month included Providence, Rhode Island-based Textron Inc. The aircraft maker plans to cut 700 jobs at its Cessna plane division as it reduces production further because demand hasn’t yet picked up after the recession. Employers announced plans to hire 123,076 workers in September, up from 14,075 the prior month. The retail industry topped the list, with plans to take on 114,000 workers, the report showed. Toys ‘R’ Us Inc., the world’s biggest toy retailer, said it plans to hire about 45,000 employees to cope with demand during the holiday season. A report from the Labor Department on Oct. 8 may show companies added 75,000 jobs in September, according to the median forecast in a Bloomberg News survey of economists. Including the government, payrolls probably stagnated after a loss of 54,000 the prior month, according to the survey. The jobless rate probably rose to 9.7 percent from 9.6 percent. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-10-06/announced-september-u-s-job-cuts-fall-44-from-year-ago-challenger-says.html
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