http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/financialcrisis/8000561/IMF-fears-social-explosion-from-world-jobs-crisis.html
Oh looky there, another eye opening wisdom spewed from another extension of the world government's money sucking leech.
The one that won't stop until we're bled out.
America and Europe face the worst jobs crisis since the 1930s and risk "an explosion of social unrest" unless they tread carefully, the International Monetary Fund has warned
"The labour market is in dire straits. The Great Recession has left behind a waste land of unemployment," said Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the IMF's chief, at an Oslo jobs summit with the International Labour Federation (ILO).
George Orwell once said: In a universe designed by deceit, The truth is an act of Revolution
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
U.S. May Lose 824,000 Jobs as Employment Data Revised: Analysis
http://www.bloomberg.com/insight/birth-death-model.html
Oops due to a technical error that we've never run into before, we are forced to show
a slight error in the employment report that runs from April 2008- March 2009.
So we are revising( there's that word again)the data to show the true figure ( or at least as close to the truth as we think you'll accept) with the addition of another 824,000 lost positions.
Don't blame us it was a technical glitch, and while your at it, please don't ask
what the revised totals for April 2009- March 2010, please be patient, you'll find that out in 2011.
We don't want to ruin the surprise!
The U.S. may lose 824,000 jobs when the government releases its annual revision to employment data on Feb. 5, showing the labor market was in worse shape during the recession than known at the time.
Click here for a Bloomberg Multimedia interactive visual analysis of the economy’s job losses.
Oops due to a technical error that we've never run into before, we are forced to show
a slight error in the employment report that runs from April 2008- March 2009.
So we are revising( there's that word again)the data to show the true figure ( or at least as close to the truth as we think you'll accept) with the addition of another 824,000 lost positions.
Don't blame us it was a technical glitch, and while your at it, please don't ask
what the revised totals for April 2009- March 2010, please be patient, you'll find that out in 2011.
We don't want to ruin the surprise!
The U.S. may lose 824,000 jobs when the government releases its annual revision to employment data on Feb. 5, showing the labor market was in worse shape during the recession than known at the time.
Click here for a Bloomberg Multimedia interactive visual analysis of the economy’s job losses.
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