Yahoo Answers is shutting down on May 4th, 2021 (Eastern Time) and beginning April 20th, 2021 (Eastern Time) the Yahoo Answers website will be in read-only mode. There will be no changes to other Yahoo properties or services, or your Yahoo account. You can find more information about the Yahoo Answers shutdown and how to download your data on this help page.
Trending News
Unempoyment is getting better? Really?
President Obama's Weekly Lost Jobs Numbers are out today.... These are Obama's Department of Labor Numbers released every Thursday and can be found on Fox and Friends between 8:45 and 9:00 AM. Watch for them yourself if you want to be informed with the only RAW numbers released by the DOL... You won't hear them on any other network... I wonder why?
Numbers released every Thursday is for the Job loss for the week previous.
2/19/2012… 348,000 New Signers to Unemployment
2/26/2012… 350,000 New Signers to Unemployment
3/01/2012… 351,000 New Signers to Unemployment
3/08/2012… 361,000 New Signers to Unemployment
3/15/2012… 351,000 New Signers to Unemployment
3/22/2012… 348,000 New Signers to Unemployment
3/29/2012… 359,000 New Signers to Unemployment
4/05/2012… 357,000 New Signers to Unemployment
4/12/2012… 380,000 New Signers to Unemployment
4/19/2012… 386,000 New Signers to Unemployment
4/26/2012… 388,000 New Signers to Unemployment
Total.......... 3,979,000 New Signers to Unemployment.
That’s “JUST” over the last 11 weeks.
How many new signers have lost their jobs sense Obama’s election?
The 171 weeks of the Obama term as POTUS, America’s New Signers to Unemployment has averaged over 400,000 jobs per week. That 3 year + averaged number of New Signers is now around…
69,311,000 Americans who have lost their jobs. THSAT IS… 69 MILLION 311 THOUSAND Lost Jobs……
I have a question for you…
Is it time to wake up yet?
Your vote on November 6th 2012 will answer this question.
§† FNS †§
ʎɹǝʌɐןsɥʇıʍǝʇǝdɯoɔuɐɔsǝʌɐןsʎןuo
Swamp thing from Fla.
Why didn't you tell us all about how Obama re wrote who would be considered unemployed? Why do you think the Term "New Signers to Unemployment" was coined by Obama???? Because he changed how the Unemployed was counted from out of work people to "New Signers" ...
So stop the lies please...
Thanks...
Grig
So to you it makes a difference that that person has lost another job? Really?
I know what the above if Obama's own numbers HIS own department of labor puts out...
And frankly you are simply covering for Obama's lack of caring about the poor who he promised would be his top priority if elected in 2008... Two full years of total control of the law makers and OBAMA did NOTHING but hurt even more of the poor as seen by his own numbers above...
Xpantywadedup...
Read the above... Your lies are simply not going to be allowed anymore so you might as well get use to being called on them...
Anybody but Obama... You are Absolutely correct and higher yet if you add in those who simply have given up and now must live hour by hour...
A sad reality that POTUS 41,42,43,44 all share the blame for with their passing NAFTA CAFTA Etc... "FREE" to use Slave Labor "TRADE" and the removal of the Import Tariff Systems saw so important to the Founders they wrote it FIRST... The Tariff Act of 1789...
MrWolf..
I don't hate Obama I believe he is willingly destroying America... And if you bothered to read what I wrote I have no good words for the three POYUS before him either... So frankly your continous pointing to HATE only shows your own...
^***(POTUS)
11 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
You could actually equate unemployment with the idea of compound interest. If you are unemployed, you do not earn credits to collect unemployment. Unemployed people do not show up to collect unemployment again so they drop off the roles. As time goes on, more and more people are disqualified due to not having quarters. The statistics continue to drop while unemployment rises.
- Anonymous9 years ago
Fl swamp crud is never going to grasp it is he. Keep playing the Obongo boggie.
If you were to add those who have stopped looking for work to the unemployed base
the TRUE number would be 19.85 percent of the Nation is not employed, Suck on
that one FL swamp crud.
- Texas PatriotLv 79 years ago
What makes me mad is Obama and his minions lying about how bad things are by telling everyone the unemployment rate id just 8.2%. The Congressional Budget Office said if you add back in the number of people who are no longer drawing unemployment and haven't found work the REAL unemployment rate is about 11%. That's not counting those who are underemployed.
Source(s): Texas! - Anonymous9 years ago
Jail for the Chief.
- How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- GriggnaxLv 79 years ago
False.
There are not 69 million unemployed people.
You clearly don't understand how unemployment compensation works.
When a person files (with their state) for UC, it is counted as a "new" filing. When that same person files again in 2 weeks, it's another "new" filing. Everytime someone signs up, it's "new", regardless of how many times that same person has signed up.
EDIT: If someone is unemployed for a year, and files for UC every 2 weeks, that's 26 "new" claims. It's not that the person has lost 26 jobs.
I don't deny that unemployment is still a major problem, and Obama isn't doing much of nothing to help. But the way you spin those numbers is false.
- xpatinasiaLv 79 years ago
Yes, really. When Bush43 left office, he had the economy losing 700,000 jobs a month. During the past two years, the economy has grown bout 150,000 jobs a month.
"You won't hear them on any other network... I wonder why?"
Because they are nonsense. As a conservative, you think FOå News is reporting the truth.
- Mr. WolfLv 79 years ago
You people are obsessed with justifying your irrational hatred for President Obama. You people tout any report that looks bad and ignore everything positive.
- Anonymous9 years ago
Libs are breaking out the party hats to celebrate, damn the numbers!
Griggnax is full of bullshit. They are called initial claims for a reason...,
- 9 years ago
Unemployment is as bad as it ever was, and it certainly is not getting better. In some parts of the country it is as high as 25%, about what it was nationwide during the Great Depression.
Source(s): . Gork