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U.S. unemployment claims fall to 222,000, the lowest in 44 years!

[usatoday.com]

Great news for America!

gater 7 June 23
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Great news for all the homeless and those living in US tent cities.

And those who need to claim government assistance because their wages are so shit.

I don't understand why people apologise for this stuff.

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Alot just ran out of unemployment benefits. That's why they are no longer collecting.

Beat me to it. Either it ran out, or their lives ran out.

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Woo! Hoo! 222,000 more crappy, low wage, spirit and life force sucking McJobs created. Let the Trump Train sweat shop exodus from China to America begin.

You'll have to excuse me if I choose not to join you on your victory lap.

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The longer and deeper the recession/ depression - the longer its recovery. A lot of deferred maintenance took place during the Great Recession, eventually, it gets done, like now.

Tragically, it could have been eased years ago had the Republican Congress worked with - instead of against President Obama.. The ‘Obama Recovery’ won’t last forever though … as the same idiot attempting to destroy his every accomplishment will soon screw this up, too. Tariffs, anyone 😕

Varn Level 8 June 23, 2018
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That by itself is good news. But it is only a part of the picture. Salary stagnation hasn't changed significantly. Small salary increases are bring found in some industries, but lagging behind overall. The type of jobs is another indicator that needs to considrred. The greatest jobs increases seem to br occuring in the service industries. These jobs are typically low paying, have few or no benefits. Your declaration would carry significantly more weight if more higher paying jobs (ceos don't count), with benefits, and we're career oriented were on the rise. Unfortunate they are not as if yet. When that trend begins to show up, then we can celebrate. Until then, your praise for jobs numbers are kind of hollow. Sorry

t1nick Level 8 June 23, 2018
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One can substantiate just about any claim from something on the Internet.

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Your article is from "Published 10:19 a.m. ET Oct. 19, 2017 | Updated 10:24 a.m. ET Oct. 19, 2017"

and let me counter it with this from 2 months later:
[theguardian.com]

Clearly, one could argue that the reason there were less unemployment claims in October 2017 is because the unemployment insurance had run out for a lot of people and they were then forced into homelessness.

I mean, you were going to argue that Trump was somehow to be congratulated right? Well, then, we need to also condemn him for the increase in homelessness.

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