The number of people employed in San Diego County increased half a
percent between September and October, according to the Employment
Development Department’s latest estimates:
The number of people employed in San Diego County increased half a
percent between September and October, according to the Employment
Development Department’s latest estimates:
I know it is childish, but
I know it is childish, but the only comment that comes to mind is “Big whoop”
sdduuuude wrote:I know it is
[quote=sdduuuude]I know it is childish, but the only comment that comes to mind is “Big whoop”[/quote]
I’m not following…
I would think there will be
I would think there will be more temporary jobs for the holiday season, then come January, less jobs.
jpinpb wrote:I would think
[quote=jpinpb]I would think there will be more temporary jobs for the holiday season, then come January, less jobs.[/quote]
Yes, that’s exactly how it is. Seasonally adjusting backs out the effect of temporary holiday workers.
sdduuuude wrote:I know it is
[quote=sdduuuude]I know it is childish, but the only comment that comes to mind is “Big whoop”[/quote]
I’m thinkin that it is a big whoop to each of those 6000 people who became employed in October. I’m sure they are thankful.
Some data points are just
Some data points are just more exiting and more telling than others. Effectively zero year-over-year change is just not that exciting. Don’t take it personally.