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  • September jobs report: You should know the drill by now

    September jobs report: You should know the drill by now

    By: John Hayward
    10/03/2014 10:56 AM

    If this is the best we can do in calm economic seas, we’re in big trouble when the next storm hits.

  • Jobs report: Surprising strength, consistent with a slowdown

    Jobs report: Surprising strength, consistent with a slowdown

    By: John Hayward
    5/03/2013 10:43 AM

    Dark clouds and silver linings, as a shriveled workforce holds steady.

  • Obamanomics achieves unemployment stagnation

    By: John Hayward
    1/04/2013 11:17 AM

    The December unemployment numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics are out, and there’s not much to say.  Obamanomics has achieved employment stagnation.  Nothing really changed much from November.  The official U-3 rate remained stuck at 7.8 percent.  (Actually, it | Read More »

  • Jobs versus net jobs

    By: Thomas Sowell
    7/10/2012 10:52 AM

    One of the reasons for the popularity of political rhetoric is that everybody can be right.

  • President Obama's right on the jobs problem, wrong on the answer

    President Obama’s right on the jobs problem, wrong on the answer

    By: Andrew Puzder
    6/27/2012 10:16 AM

    Analysis: The president believes that government action can and should be the source of a self-sustaining job creation and growth cycle. I believe it should be the private sector. Andrew Puzder is CEO of CKE Restaurants, Inc., which employs about 21,000 people at Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s restaurants.

  • Private sector doing fine?

    Private sector doing fine?

    By: Mark LaRochelle
    6/19/2012 10:57 AM

    More than four out of five jobs lost during the Great Recession were in the private sector compared with less than one in five in the public sector.

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