Private payrolls soar in January, the best monthly gain in nearly 5 yr. 291,000!!!

[Grokmaster]

MORE GREAT NEWS FOR AMERICANS = TERRIBLE NEWS FOR THE BITCH-O-CRATS....


HILARIOUS...ESPECIALLY SINCE MINI MIKE HAS REMINDED THE WORLD THAT NONE OF THE OTHER DUNCE-O-CRAT WANNABES HAVE A CLUE ABOUT HOW TO START A BUSINESS and CREATE WEALTH...ONLY HOW TO SPEND OTHER PEOPLES' MONEY:




Private payrolls soar in January, the best monthly gain in nearly 5 years


Private payrolls rose by 291,000 in January, the best month since May 2015, according to ADP and Moody’s Analytics.

The report was nearly twice the expected gains.



The jobs market kicked off 2020 in grand fashion, adding 291,000 in private payrolls for the best monthly gain since May 2015, according to a report Wednesday from ADP and Moody’s Analytics.

That was well above the 150,000 estimate from economists surveyed by Dow Jones and more evidence that the U.S. still is a good distance from full employment even with the jobless rate at its lowest point in more than 50 years. The total also was a sharp gain from the 199,000 in December, which was revised down 3,000 from the initial count.


Growth came across a swath of industries.


Leisure and hospitality led with 96,000 new jobs, but education and health services also contributed 70,000 and professional and business services added 49,000. On the goods-producing side, construction rose by 47,000, the best growth since the 62,000 added in January 2019, and manufacturing was up 10,000, the biggest monthly gain since last February.

In all, services added 237,000 positions compared with 54,000 for goods producers. Trade transportation and utilities rose by 8,000, while the information and financial activities sectors contributed 2,000 apiece. Natural resources and mining was the sole loser with a drop of 2,000.


From a size standpoint, the expansion was concentrated in businesses that have 50 to 499 employees, with growth of 128,000. Small companies added 94,000 while large industries grew by 69,000.

The figures come a day after President Donald Trump spent a good portion of his State of the Union address talking up the jobs expansion during his first term. Nonfarm payrolls have grown by 6.7 million since Trump took office in January 2017.

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/05/adp-...uary-2019.html


GETTING POPCORN FOR THE JPP LEFTIST LIE-FEST, TRYING TO MAKE UP BULLSHIT TO PRETEND THIS IS "BAD NEWS"...

[Mason Michaels]

MORE GREAT NEWS FOR AMERICANS = TERRIBLE NEWS FOR THE BITCH-O-CRATS....


HILARIOUS...ESPECIALLY SINCE MINI MIKE HAS REMINDED THE WORLD THAT NONE OF THE OTHER DUNCE-O-CRAT WANNABES HAVE A CLUE ABOUT HOW TO START A BUSINESS and CREATE WEALTH...ONLY HOW TO SPEND OTHER PEOPLES' MONEY:




Private payrolls soar in January, the best monthly gain in nearly 5 years


Private payrolls rose by 291,000 in January, the best month since May 2015, according to ADP and Moody’s Analytics.

The report was nearly twice the expected gains.



The jobs market kicked off 2020 in grand fashion, adding 291,000 in private payrolls for the best monthly gain since May 2015, according to a report Wednesday from ADP and Moody’s Analytics.

That was well above the 150,000 estimate from economists surveyed by Dow Jones and more evidence that the U.S. still is a good distance from full employment even with the jobless rate at its lowest point in more than 50 years. The total also was a sharp gain from the 199,000 in December, which was revised down 3,000 from the initial count.


Growth came across a swath of industries.


Leisure and hospitality led with 96,000 new jobs, but education and health services also contributed 70,000 and professional and business services added 49,000. On the goods-producing side, construction rose by 47,000, the best growth since the 62,000 added in January 2019, and manufacturing was up 10,000, the biggest monthly gain since last February.

In all, services added 237,000 positions compared with 54,000 for goods producers. Trade transportation and utilities rose by 8,000, while the information and financial activities sectors contributed 2,000 apiece. Natural resources and mining was the sole loser with a drop of 2,000.


From a size standpoint, the expansion was concentrated in businesses that have 50 to 499 employees, with growth of 128,000. Small companies added 94,000 while large industries grew by 69,000.

The figures come a day after President Donald Trump spent a good portion of his State of the Union address talking up the jobs expansion during his first term. Nonfarm payrolls have grown by 6.7 million since Trump took office in January 2017.

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/05/adp-...uary-2019.html


GETTING POPCORN FOR THE JPP LEFTIST LIE-FEST, TRYING TO MAKE UP BULLSHIT TO PRETEND THIS IS "BAD NEWS"...

Fake News

[Charoite]

Fake News

It's not fake news it's a misguided celebration. The dumbasses still don't get the types of jobs that are increasing when it's basically in black and white. Does his payroll shit count when jobs are carried 2 to 3 a person? No, they don't. The two biggest growth areas should tell the tale but they don't get it. It would be laughable if it wasn't so mind-bendingly stupid.

Grogmaster does seem to be the king of posturing, but...

[tsuke]

thank you dr president trump.

[Grokmaster]

Fake News

And THE RUSSIANS!!! (again!!!)

[Grokmaster]

It's not fake news it's a misguided celebration. The dumbasses still don't get the types of jobs that are increasing when it's basically in black and white. Does his payroll shit count when jobs are carried 2 to 3 a person? No, they don't. The two biggest growth areas should tell the tale but they don't get it. It would be laughable if it wasn't so mind-bendingly stupid.

Grogmaster does seem to be the king of posturing, but...

" Growth came across a swath of industries.."

Leisure and hospitality led with 96,000 new jobs, but education and health services also contributed 70,000 and professional and business services added 49,000. On the goods-producing side, construction rose by 47,000, the best growth since the 62,000 added in January 2019, and manufacturing was up 10,000, the biggest monthly gain since last February."

That MAKES OVER 490,000 MANUFACTURING JBS ADDED SINCE TRUMP TOOK OVER. #magicwand




STUPIDFUCK.

YOU CAN ALWAYS START THE RUSSIA LIES AGAIN...RIGHT?

[Grokmaster]

BEST MONTHLY JOBS REPORT IN FIVE YEARS, AND NO OBAMA-ERA "FUNNY MONEY" INVOLVED....

[anatta]

On the goods-producing side, construction rose by 47,000, the best growth since the 62,000 added in January 2019, and manufacturing was up 10,000, the biggest monthly gain since last February.

[TOP]

Excellent news!

[domer76]

“ Taking that into effect [the mild weather], Zandi said the underlying trend for monthly job gains is about half of the January report, or around 150,000, still enough to maintain the unemployment rate.“

The weather.

[TOP]

“ Taking that into effect [the mild weather], Zandi said the underlying trend for monthly job gains is about half of the January report, or around 150,000, still enough to maintain the unemployment rate.“

The weather.

So, the weather doesn't impact the economy/jobs? FUNNY...You obsess about the weather

[canceled.2021.2]

It is so funny watching leftists twist themselves in knots trying to ignore good news under President Trump

I so looking forward to him installing himself as dictator after he wins election in November. All with Russian, Ukrainian and Romanian he’ll of course. Don’t forget the Romanians?

Wait you didn’t know about the Romanians? Dammit, I said too much forget what I said.

[Frank Apisa]

Excellent news!

Absolutely GREAT NEWS.

The Germans of the 1930's were delighted with the economic growth that came as a result of Adolf Hitler coming to power also. It was absolutely GREAT NEWS for them.

What could possibly go wrong?

[TOP]

Absolutely GREAT NEWS.

The Germans of the 1930's were delighted with the economic growth that came as a result of Adolf Hitler coming to power also. It was absolutely GREAT NEWS for them.

What could possibly go wrong?

Well, this isn't Germany...it's not 1930...Hitler is still dead....so, don't worry

[Frank Apisa]

Well, this isn't Germany...it's not 1930...Hitler is still dead....so, don't worry

We all should be worried. Only people who think ONLY Hitler would/could lead his country to total destruction should be sitting back "not worrying."

Sit back, TOP, with this guy. Like you, he is not worried.