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U.S. Private Sector Employment Decreased by 10,000 Jobs in August
Marketwire ^ | September 1, 2010 | Staff

Posted on 09/01/2010 5:31:23 AM PDT by abb

ROSELAND, NJ--(Marketwire - September 1, 2010) - Private sector employment decreased by 10,000 from July to August on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to the latest ADP National Employment Report® released today. The ADP National Employment Report, created by Automatic Data Processing, Inc. (ADP®), in partnership with Macroeconomic Advisers, LLC, is derived from actual payroll data and measures the change in total nonfarm private employment each month.


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To: dalebert
no "private sector" jobs for the foreseeable future

There, FIXED.

81 posted on 09/01/2010 9:43:29 AM PDT by unixfox (Abolish Slavery, Repeal The 16th Amendment!)
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To: andy58-in-nh
The problem of how Americans without jobs will continue to purchase goods and services

...or even Americans with jobs. Everyone with an income is paying down debt and saving for torrential rainy-day they see on the horizon. There aren't many employed people who are out spending on stuff. And that's an even bigger problem - or at least as big - than the hit being taken because unemployment is so high.

82 posted on 09/01/2010 10:03:57 AM PDT by Scott from the Left Coast
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To: Scott from the Left Coast
Everyone with an income is paying down debt and saving for torrential rainy-day they see on the horizon. There aren't many employed people who are out spending on stuff.

Very true. Of course, the Obama Administration's answer to this will be to promote another massive stimulus package this fall. I believe their plan is to use it as a wedge issue against Republicans, who will oppose it as economic lunacy (which it is) by portraying them as uninterested in the plight of the middle class.

84 posted on 09/01/2010 10:13:06 AM PDT by andy58-in-nh (America does not need to be organized: it needs to be liberated.)
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To: chad_in_georgia

How awful - you’re in my prayers...


85 posted on 09/01/2010 10:17:10 AM PDT by Patriotic1 (Dic mihi solum facta, domina - Just the facts, ma'am)
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To: mj1234
there is NO way the govt. can spend, I mean LOSE trillions of dollars and have the market this high.

There is no way we can have Millions of NEW unemployed and end up with More Tax revenues!

There is no way we can lose tens of thousands of jobs a week and still claim only 10% unemployment.

86 posted on 09/01/2010 10:48:08 AM PDT by concerned about politics ("Get thee behind me, Liberal")
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To: drangundsturm
We are going into what are historically the two months most likely to crash, sep and oct, and we have seen a clear deterioration in the economic figures in the past few weeks, so you are right to be nervous.

It'll hit about the middle of November. I think we have until then.
It makes me nervous because a total collapse could be considered a national emergency, and elections may be put on hold. These people play for keeps.

87 posted on 09/01/2010 10:52:26 AM PDT by concerned about politics ("Get thee behind me, Liberal")
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To: abb

Expectedly FUBO


88 posted on 09/01/2010 10:59:53 AM PDT by hattend (Like a termite to wood, Obama only wants to destroy - Mark Levin)
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To: ClearCase_guy
Recovery summer
Fall of prosperity
Winter of our discontent

November of democrat annihilation!

89 posted on 09/01/2010 11:48:28 AM PDT by Road Warrior ‘04 (I miss President Bush greatly! Palin in 2012! 2012 - The End Of An Error! (Oathkeeper))
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To: abb

How the heck can we have 400,000+ new claims for unemployment last month and only lose 10,000 jobs this month? That would sound like a great improvement, no? But that isn’t what is happening.

The dang numbers are just confusing....


90 posted on 09/01/2010 12:22:25 PM PDT by Hartlyboy
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To: justlurking

It is a bit of a dilemma. If the GOP takes over Congress and things get better, Obama will get all the credit, just as Clinton did in 96. If the GOP takes over and things stay the same or don’t get better, Obama(supported by the media), will no doubt blame the GOP for the problems and say “well, if only the dems were still in power, things would be better”. No matter what happens he can’t lose.

If the dems stay in power and things get better Obama obviously benefits. The only real bad outcome for him is the dems stay in power and things get worse with him and the dems in total control(a la Carter in 80). But even if that happens, the media will say “see, the dems still held on to power even with all these bad things happening. If the GOP couldn’t win this year they have no chance in 2012”.


91 posted on 09/01/2010 2:15:27 PM PDT by jeltz25
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To: justlurking

It is a bit of a dilemma. If the GOP takes over Congress and things get better, Obama will get all the credit, just as Clinton did in 96. If the GOP takes over and things stay the same or don’t get better, Obama(supported by the media), will no doubt blame the GOP for the problems and say “well, if only the dems were still in power, things would be better”. No matter what happens he can’t lose.

If the dems stay in power and things get better Obama obviously benefits. The only real bad outcome for him is the dems stay in power and things get worse with him and the dems in total control(a la Carter in 80). But even if that happens, the media will say “see, the dems still held on to power even with all these bad things happening. If the GOP couldn’t win this year they have no chance in 2012”.


92 posted on 09/01/2010 2:22:20 PM PDT by jeltz25
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To: jeltz25
Personally, I think the best outcome would be for the Republicans to take over the House, but not the Senate. The resulting gridlock won't be pretty, but it would prolong this crap (albeit at a reduced level) for another 2 years.

The important thing would be for the Republicans to keep the pipeline full of bills, forcing the Senate Democrats to say "No", or forcing Obama to veto bills.

93 posted on 09/01/2010 2:30:46 PM PDT by justlurking (The only remedy for a bad guy with a gun is a good WOMAN (Sgt. Kimberly Munley) with a gun)
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To: abb

Hire one union laborer and fire 2 others. That’s what gets done. Unions are evil.


94 posted on 09/01/2010 2:55:03 PM PDT by TRP80
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To: Kartographer

How much toward union dues alone? Pure waste.


95 posted on 09/01/2010 2:55:14 PM PDT by TRP80
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To: abb

Change you can believe in.


96 posted on 09/01/2010 4:09:26 PM PDT by rdl6989 (January 20, 2013- The end of an error.)
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To: abb; Nachum; LucyT; blackie; ExTexasRedhead
I seriously doubt the administration reads or cares about this list or the implications of the massive numbers it provides us day-by-day of the damage they are wreaking upon us and blaming it on everyone but themselves as a result of their own outrageous taxation and spending policies/agenda.

Daily Job Cuts-Bankruptcies-Closures List

97 posted on 09/01/2010 4:11:49 PM PDT by MamaDearest
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To: NonValueAdded

those friggin census workers. I work in property management and I can’t tell you how many census workers I had to put up with. They would call and just assumed I was going to give them the info they wanted. Not! I made them make appointments, come in with credentials which I photocopied and told them the info I gave them was to the best of MY KNOWLEDGE. Annoying as they were, they would follow-up weeks later, with the same lame questions. Ugh!


98 posted on 09/01/2010 5:01:06 PM PDT by jhw61
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To: JLAGRAYFOX

nice post!


99 posted on 09/01/2010 5:01:57 PM PDT by jhw61
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To: abb

But wait! This is good news! This is improvement!

/s


100 posted on 09/01/2010 5:37:54 PM PDT by rlmorel (America: Why should a product be deemed a failure if you ignore assembly and operation instructions?)
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