46,000 Manufacturing Jobs LOST Last month, and they have been declining hand over fist for the last several months.Posted By Rod Kaufman |
From the wild eyed freak from the forum: "Can you read you stupid bastard"Originally Posted by Richard Davis
LOL!!! That's a Strike Dumbass. They didn't lay off anyone yet.
You're as DUMB as a fucking ROCK you imbecilic MORON!
People strike and the Union pays them you ignoramus.
I don't give a Flying f*** what NPR lies about.
They weren't fired you moron, they went on strike.
Do you think that the Bureau of Labor Statistics considers them out of a job?
Here for Yours and other MORONS education.
You can peddle your horseshit to the United States Bureau of Labor statistics, you f'in BUFFOON!
Here you are you fucking moron:
https://www.bls.gov/cps/labor-force/strikes.htm#:~:text=Workers%20on%20strike%20are%20included%20among%20the%20employed,paid%20for%20the%20time%20they%20are%20not%20working.
From the US BLS Website:
Workers on strike are included among the employed in the Current Population Survey (CPS). In the CPS, the count of employed people includes those who are temporarily absent from work, regardless of whether they are paid for the time they are not working. This includes people not working because they are on strike
Can YOU read you stupid bastard?? I doubt it, because YOU have the IQ of a turnip
Can you? "The strikes by machinists at Boeing (BA.N), opens new tab and Textron, an aircraft company, subtracted 44,000 jobs from transportation equipment manufacturing payrolls. Workers who do not receive a paycheck during the survey period are counted as unemployed in the establishments survey."
"The Bureau of Labor Statistics acknowledged that payroll employment estimates in some industries were likely affected by the hurricanes, but said it was "not possible to quantify the net effect on the over-the-month change in national employment, hours, or earnings estimates because the establishment survey is not designed to isolate effects from extreme weather events."
https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/us-job-growth-slows-sharply-october-unemployment-rate-unchanged-41-2024-11-01/