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  Date / Time: 10/3/2009 3:02 AM UTC

  Highlights OF JOBS LOST ?THANK YOU TO NEW WORL ORDER
  

  • 263,000 jobs were lost in total vs. 216,000 jobs last month.
  • 64,000 construction jobs were lost vs. 65,000 last month.
  • 51,000 manufacturing jobs were lost vs. 63,000 last month.
  • 147,000 service providing jobs were lost vs. 80,000 last month.
  • 39,000 retail trade jobs were lost vs. 10,000 last month.
  • 8,000 professional and business services jobs were lost vs. 22,000 last month.
  • 3,000 education and health services jobs were added vs. 52,000 added last month.
  • 9,000 leisure and hospitality jobs were lost vs. 21,000 added last month.
  • 53,000 government jobs were lost vs. 18,000 last month.

  
  A total of 116,000 goods producing jobs were lost (higher paying jobs). It was nearly a clean sweep again this month with education and health services jobs contributing a mere 3,000 jobs to the plus side.
  
  The one cheery bit of news in the above numbers is the loss of 53,000 government jobs. Unfortunately, this trend is likely to reverse in a major way with as of yet unannounced son-of-stimulus and grandson-of-stimulus jobs packages.
  
  Note: some of the above categories overlap as shown in the preceding chart, so do not attempt to total them up.
  
  Index of Aggregate Weekly Hours
  
  Work hours dropped .1 to 33.0. Short work weeks contribute to household problems. Moreover, before hiring begins at many places, work weeks will increase.
  
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