Friday’s jobs report came with a lot of questions, particularly surrounding the idea of 873,000 jobs created according to the household survey – what DHE deemed an anomaly that ought to be thrown out. What’s more is “582,000 of those jobs where what the survey calls ‘part-time for economic reasons.’ That is, they would rather be working full-time.”
Friday’s jobs report came with a lot of questions, particularly surrounding the idea of 873,000 jobs created according to the household survey – what DHE deemed an anomaly that ought to be thrown out. What’s more is “582,000 of those jobs where what the survey calls ‘part-time for economic reasons.’ That is, they would rather be working full-time.”
