Job creation smashed expectations in December, as employers finished the hiring season strong, optimistic about the end of Bidenomics and the return of the Trump bump. Employers added 256,000 jobs last month, and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%. So much for Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s weakening labor market.
It’s New Year in America again.
We're not hoping for a bump - we want a mountain range.
ReplyDeleteNow get food, gas and taxes down. My 2.5% raise doesn't cover the 25% cost of living increase.
ReplyDeleteAnd Joe will take credit for this, along with the Israeli-Hamas settlement.
ReplyDeleteReally, who in their right mind actually believes thsese BS reports from .gov. bet they think inflation is really 2-3 percent also
ReplyDeleteYou didn't read the article, did you?
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