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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Private/Government Jobs Lost and Gained Month by Month 2011

How many jobs, total, private, and government have been gained (created) or lost month by month in 2011?

Month    Total Jobs   Jobs lost/gained      Private Jobs   Prvt Jobs lost/gained     Gov't Jobs   Govt Jobs lost/gained  
Jan. 130,328+68,000 108,102 +94,000 22,226 -26,000
Feb. 130,563 +235,000 108,363  +261,000 22,200 -26,000
March 130,757 +194,000 108,582  +219,000 22,175 -25,000
April 130,974 +217,000 108,823  +241,000 22,151 -24,000
May 130,999 +25,000 108,896  +73,000 22,103 -48,000
June 131,047 +48,000 108,997  +101,000 22,050 -53,000
July 131,174 +127,000 109,170  +173,000 22,004 -46,000
August 131,278 +104,000 109,242  +72,000 22,036 +32,000
Sept. 131,436 +158,000 109,433  +191,000 22,003 -33,000
Oct. 131,516 +80,000 109,537  +104,000 21,979-24,000

The numbers above represent the latest revisions, which often differ from the preliminary numbers announced by the BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) on the first Friday of a given month.


A total of 1,256,000 jobs have been ADDED/CREATED in 2011 to date, October 2011.  That is an average of 125,600 new jobs per month this year.  


1,529,000 jobs have been ADDED in the private sector in 2011 to date; that is an average of 153,000 new private-sector jobs per month this year.


273,000 jobs have been LOST in the government sector in 2011 to date; that is an average of 27,000 government sector jobs lost per month this year. 

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Jobs Numbers Month by Month 2011


The following numbers reflect jobs gained/lost through October 2011.  Please click the link above for up-to-date numbers. 

How many jobs have been gained (created) or lost month by month in 2011?



Month...... Total Jobs...... Jobs lost/gained
January 130,328 +68,000
February 130,563 +235,000
March 130,757 +194,000
April 130,974 +217,000
May 130,999 +25,000
June 131,047 +48,000
July 131,174 +127,000
August 131,278 +104,000
September 131,436 +158,000
October 131,516 +80,000


The numbers above represent the latest revisions, which often differ from the preliminary numbers announced by the BLS on the first Friday of a given month.


A total of 1,256,000 jobs have been created in 2011 to date, October 2011.  That is an average of 125,600 new jobs per month this year.
          

Sunday, June 19, 2011

How Many Jobs Were Created under Obama? July 2011


The following statistics are those for July 2011.  For current numbers, please see either of the links above.


How many jobs have been created by Obama since the "trough" of the recession in late 2009/early 2010 to now, July 2011?
  • In seasonally adjusted numbers, 1,944,000 jobs have been created since the "trough" of the recession in January 2010.
  • In raw unadjusted numbers, 3,611,000 jobs have been created since the "trough" of the recession in January 2010.
How many more people reported they were working since the "trough" of the recession in late 2009/early 2010 to now, July 2011?  
  • In seasonally adjusted numbers, 1,819,000 more people are working since the trough of the recession in December 2009.
  • In "raw" unadjusted numbers, 3,219,000 more people are working since the trough of the recession in January 2010.

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Did McDonald's Create Half of the New Jobs in May?

I've heard that the 54,000 new jobs are mostly the McDonald jobs that we heard about last month.  Is that true?


No!


There were actually 680,000 new jobs created in May 2011 if you look at the "raw" numbers not adjusted for seasonal variation.  (Explanation below.) 



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Now, McDonald's did have a hiring day in April and hired 62,000 people from the million applications that they received. 


It is unknown exactly how many of the 62,000 were onboard and officially employed by McDonald's during the week of May 12th, the week used for monthly employment reporting.  (As the hiring day was after the week of April 12th, there was absolutely no effect on the April employment numbers.) 


But even if all 62,000 were hired and onboard during the week of May 12th, they were still less than 10% of the 680,000 total new jobs created in May 2011.  So we're back to the "seasonally adjusted stuff".


What's this "Seasonally adjusted effect"?