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Posted On: 08/02/2023 4:30:04 PM
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Completely accurate. You don't LIKE the infrastructure money flowing into your state, inflation lower than in most of the world, Chips and Science Bill bringing high tech manufacturing back to the U.S. and the cap on insulin prices for seniors?
A little fat ass like you is going to need that last benefit soon enough.
Oh, and this too.....
Private sector added 324,000 jobs in July, well above expectations, ADP says
Source: CNBC
Private sector companies added far more jobs than expected in July, pushed higher by a boom in leisure and hospitality jobs, payroll processing firm ADP reported Wednesday.
Job gains for the month totaled 324,000, driven by a 201,000 jump in hotels, restaurants, bars and affiliated businesses. That total was well above the Dow Jones consensus estimate for 175,000, though it marked a decrease from the downwardly revised 455,000 in June.
The report provides another indication that the U.S. jobs market has retained its strength despite an extended Federal Reserve campaign to slow the economy and bring down inflation.
“The economy is doing better than expected and a healthy labor market continues to support household spending,” said ADP chief economist Nela Richardson. “We continue to see a slowdown in pay growth without broad-based job loss.”
Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/08/02/private-secto...-says.html
A little fat ass like you is going to need that last benefit soon enough.
Oh, and this too.....
Private sector added 324,000 jobs in July, well above expectations, ADP says
Source: CNBC
Private sector companies added far more jobs than expected in July, pushed higher by a boom in leisure and hospitality jobs, payroll processing firm ADP reported Wednesday.
Job gains for the month totaled 324,000, driven by a 201,000 jump in hotels, restaurants, bars and affiliated businesses. That total was well above the Dow Jones consensus estimate for 175,000, though it marked a decrease from the downwardly revised 455,000 in June.
The report provides another indication that the U.S. jobs market has retained its strength despite an extended Federal Reserve campaign to slow the economy and bring down inflation.
“The economy is doing better than expected and a healthy labor market continues to support household spending,” said ADP chief economist Nela Richardson. “We continue to see a slowdown in pay growth without broad-based job loss.”
Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/08/02/private-secto...-says.html
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