FEELING A BIT UNEMPLOYED? FIGURES SHOW LITTLE CHANGED IN MARCH 2011
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
REPORT FOR MARCH 2011
APRIL 2011
1st Day
Bloomberg
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistis reported that employment gains for March 2011 remained unchanged showing an 8.8% of employment increase. Most jobs that opened up occured in professional and business services, health care, lesiure and hospitality and mining showing some increase in manufacturing.
Still a bit unemployed?
The number of unemployed persons showed by the census reported 13.5 million people feeling the unemployment crunch. Adult men led the top of the list with 8.6% out of work. Black unemployment was reported as being 15.5%, The report also indicated that in March 2.4 million were marginally attached to the labor force which they compared to figures at the same time in 2010 showing there only was a slight increase. Governmental jobs felt the unemployed with increasing of loss measuring about 416,000 jobs.
EeeeK!
"Brother, forget the dime... can you spare a job?"
"It's tough" a lady said to me; "but I will survive."
This "Feeling a bit unemployed" report is written by:
MIISRAEL
Hometown Memphis, TN
REPORT FOR MARCH 2011
APRIL 2011
1st Day
Bloomberg
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistis reported that employment gains for March 2011 remained unchanged showing an 8.8% of employment increase. Most jobs that opened up occured in professional and business services, health care, lesiure and hospitality and mining showing some increase in manufacturing.
Still a bit unemployed?
The number of unemployed persons showed by the census reported 13.5 million people feeling the unemployment crunch. Adult men led the top of the list with 8.6% out of work. Black unemployment was reported as being 15.5%, The report also indicated that in March 2.4 million were marginally attached to the labor force which they compared to figures at the same time in 2010 showing there only was a slight increase. Governmental jobs felt the unemployed with increasing of loss measuring about 416,000 jobs.
EeeeK!
"Brother, forget the dime... can you spare a job?"
"It's tough" a lady said to me; "but I will survive."
This "Feeling a bit unemployed" report is written by:
MIISRAEL
Hometown Memphis, TN
Good, hard work pays good because it's honest. Some of these very principles are much needed in our communities of Black America and all America right now and today.