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The Full U.S. Unemployment Picture – September 2009

October 15, 2009 · 1 Comment


Below is the A12 chart from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This chart gives the full unemployment picture of what is going on in the United States. These numbers cover a lot of varying categories and are often referred to but not always shown in full.

Unfortunately at this point it is still not a pretty picture, I do not expect to see any decrease in these numbers until the first half of 2010. That said, I.T. and Manufacturing are two burgeoning sectors of growth albeit they are not wide spread across every state. We are beginning to build toward hiring trends that will go beyond state borders, once that begins there will definitely be more companies willing to put both feet in and start hiring again.

A12 Sept 2009

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  • Mo // October 23, 2009 at 12:40 am | Reply

    Thanks Obama Unemployment is the highest in about 26 years, and started getting really bad since the dems took over in the Senate and House in 2007. The worst rate is work for blacks now at 15.4% Obama is not doing you any favors either

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