Labor secretary ‘not concerned’ about hiring slowdown after fed's interest rate cut

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Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Julie Su also commented on the Federal Reserve’s historic interest rate cut.
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@_heresjohnny 5 часов назад

Yeah but what kind of jobs? All min wage, part time, contract work. Nothing that can sustain you long term.

@alphabrainwave 4 часа назад

The data contradicts your assertion. Skilled jobs like manufacturing and tech are way up over the past few years, and have gone up in all recent jobs reports. Wages have been going up for years, although for a while they were not keeping up with inflation. They are now.

@dell7443 5 часов назад

Labor sec. Aint worried they not missing no checks and they make millions of dollars each year but you and me are very worried

@sangmoon2464 5 часов назад

There were a lot of layoffs in the past week

@bretthaines2676 5 часов назад

Absurd levels of bias in this analysis. As an independent voter, listening to partisan gibberish like this makes me cringe, and democrats are easily missing the boat on economic messaging.

@markcosenza3274 5 часов назад

The funny thing about Biden/ Harris administration is that nobody knows how many jobs were actually created. ABC isn't interested in finding out!😂😂

@trailerhillbillyAZ 5 часов назад

If it was 5 million or 10 million less it would still be more than trump😅 why do you stay in the maga cult then? It's like Jom Jones with social media.. instead of 3000 it's 30 million drinking koolaid, trying to attack Capitol, going to jail, fighting your family, neighbors, schools, serving time for assault, sending powder to Congress, trying to hang your own Republican VP.. go back home to your family, they love and miss you I'm sure. He has finally admitted ge lied and tge election wasn't stolen. You know he threw you to tge wolves. Over 4000 ppo incarcerated and pending trial. Attorneys lost licenses, Juliana and pillow bankrupt and same. America doesn't hate you, it loves you, don't destroy it.

@x-men69-96 5 часов назад

If any, it’s the low wage jobs that no one wants it

@trailerhillbillyAZ 4 часа назад

@x-men69-96 nope, great up mid class pay start salary over living wage for eaxmch area. Do you hate America or want it to fail?🤔why do you talk so badly about America? America is leading the world's economy! 7.7 m job openings and free 2 yr college to move up pay scale. What's up with your thoughts about America?

@alphabrainwave 4 часа назад

Every administration gets their numbers from the same source. It's called the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Look it up if you are capable. 🙄

@x-men69-96 3 часа назад

@trailerhillbillyAZ delusional. High paying jobs like tech jobs and finance are no longer exist. Layoffs are everywhere. Do you want McDonald's jobs?

@bobcob3362 5 часов назад

Usually they bump up jobs this time of year for the holidays. Strange.

@trailerhillbillyAZ 5 часов назад

America may get attacked from within when maga looses. That means shut downs and chos. Waiting.

@alphabrainwave 4 часа назад

Jobs are increasing, just slightly less than forecasted. Interest rates were cut in part to boost job growth back to what the Biden administration is used to.