Do you know what a diversion is?
Part-time work is on the rise as more workers choose to step back from the grind, according to new data from the Labor Department. In December and January, 1.2 million more Americans said they were working part-time compared with previous months, the data shows. More than 850,000 of those workers said they were working part-time by choice, versus out of necessity, or because their hours had been cut.Zeets2 » 11 Apr 2024, 10:18 am » wrote: ↑ Do you know what a diversion is?
Stick to the topic or go **** yourself, Eggplant!
Speaking of you being level 0: What is survivorship bias?
R.Suave » 11 Apr 2024, 10:11 am » wrote: ↑ It's why you ran away.....
Because you lost.....bigly....
Vegas » 11 Apr 2024, 10:28 am » wrote: ↑ Just what I thought, lied and project.
What is survivorship bias?
1. Same usual prediction...
R.Suave » 11 Apr 2024, 10:32 am » wrote: ↑ i've posted 2 definitions.
It's your turn to post an example.
Most people who worked to attain an education, a marketable skill and a professional credential would rather NOT be forced to work some dead end job with no pension or benefits.Bidencrimefamily » 11 Apr 2024, 10:19 am » wrote: ↑ Part-time work is on the rise as more workers choose to step back from the grind, according to new data from the Labor Department. In December and January, 1.2 million more Americans said they were working part-time compared with previous months, the data shows. More than 850,000 of those workers said they were working part-time by choice, versus out of necessity, or because their hours had been cut.
Yeah, of course, and here's the "choice" for the remaining 350,000 people who DID take those part-time jobs OUT OF NECESSITY:Bidencrimefamily » 11 Apr 2024, 10:19 am » wrote: ↑ Part-time work is on the rise as more workers choose to step back from the grind, according to new data from the Labor Department. In December and January, 1.2 million more Americans said they were working part-time compared with previous months, the data shows. More than 850,000 of those workers said they were working part-time by choice, versus out of necessity, or because their hours had been cut.
I show you that you're lying, and you change your handle to "Don Suave's Dogsbody"...Vegas » 11 Apr 2024, 10:45 am » wrote: ↑ You only posted one you lying sack of ****.
And just what I thought, turn it on me because you are too cowardly to acknowledge that you don't know.
Narcissists are so easy.
What was that number in feb 2020?Zeets2 » 11 Apr 2024, 10:48 am » wrote: ↑ Yeah, of course, and here's the "choice" for the remaining 350,000 people who DID take those part-time jobs OUT OF NECESSITY:
Do I need to buy food and gas this month now that I've lost my full-time job or should I take a couple of part-time jobs at lower wages and with no benefits to make up for losing my full-time job that also paid my health insurance?
Those are using YOUR FIGURES, dimwit!
It has already started, and it's a significant enough switch for even the far left CNN to acknowledge as they wring their liberal hands as they begin to panic!:GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Apr 2024, 10:47 am » wrote: ↑ Most people who worked to attain an education, a marketable skill and a professional credential would rather NOT be forced to work some dead end job with no pension or benefits.
This is one of the tragic results of cowardly Biden's Illegal Alien policy.
Hopefully the Leftist Labor Union Rank & File Members will realize this and finally get RED PILLED enough to break ranks.
The union vote is becoming more Republican
Analysis by Harry Enten, CNN Wed January 31, 2024
Take a look at recent New York Times/Siena College polling in the six closest swing states that Biden won in 2020: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Biden and Trump were tied at 47% among union members when asked who they’d vote for in 2024. When these swing state voters were asked how they voted in 2020, Biden won the group by an 8-point margin.
The union vote is especially important in Michigan, Nevada and Pennsylvania. Somewhere between 14% and 15% of employees in these three states are represented by unions. (Between 12% and 13% of employees in these states are themselves union members.)
The latest polling may be a surprise given that union workers are generally thought of as a strong Democratic group. It shouldn’t be.

That is rich coming from you. You cannot acknowledge Trump has never been found guilty of rape by any court in any country on the planet and you whine about others.R.Suave » 11 Apr 2024, 9:25 am » wrote: ↑ Don't presume, Coward.
There's no point in reading your crap because you can't stay on topic. You also lack the integrity to acknowledge the facts shown you.
R.Suave » 11 Apr 2024, 10:56 am » wrote: ↑ I show you that you're lying, and you change your handle to "Don Suave's Dogsbody"...
Deal, coward?
Who cares? Go look it up if you need to know it so badly, dickhead!
No wonder why all of a sudden Team Biden and his flock of sheep are pretending that they have always been against Open Borders and amnesty for all.Zeets2 » 11 Apr 2024, 10:59 am » wrote: ↑ It has already started, and it's a significant enough switch for even the far left CNN to acknowledge as they wring their liberal hands as they begin to panic!:
An 8 point loss of Biden supporters switching to Trump in swing states is devastating!
And Democrats know it!

What that **** fails to reveal shows you really know nothing about economics, especially the reality of braindead biden's sorry economy. What has made braindead biden's economy seem so good is that consumers have been burning through their savings and retirement while household credit has soared to $19 TRILLION just to keep up with braindead biden's rampant INFLATION. Real wages are down 5 % and all those part-time jobs just do not pay very good and have NO benefits.R.Suave » 11 Apr 2024, 9:55 am » wrote: ↑ You know **** like that will ALWAYS be followed by a Stream of Bullzeet.
Meanwhile
The reason for this year’s strong economic performance is not hard to identify. “The US economy in 2023 held up much better than expected, despite headwinds, in large part because of a resilient consumer,” said Jim Wiant, CEO of asset manager Capital Four US.
In fact, consumers not only spent in 2023 like they had money to burn, but they may still have significant dry powder. Following the US Bureau of Economic Analysis’ September Comprehensive Update of the National Economic Accounts data release, analysts reported that more than $1 trillion in savings may remain in consumer hands.
Given that the US consumer makes up around 70% of GDP, with that firepower, a post-pandemic recession may never arrive. On the other hand, that spending could stoke inflation, or at least prevent it from falling toward the Federal Reserve’s stated 2% goal. That, in turn, could entice the Fed to keep the fed funds target rate elevated, forestalling a now widely expected dovish pivot early in 2024.
https://pitchbook.com/news/articles/202 ... pportunity
Stop right there, Buffy.Buffalo » 11 Apr 2024, 11:19 am » wrote: ↑ What that **** fails to reveal shows you really know nothing about economics, especially the reality of braindead biden's sorry economy. What has made braindead biden's economy seem so good is that consumers have been burning through their savings and retirement while household credit has soared to $19 TRILLION just to keep up with braindead biden's rampant INFLATION. Real wages are down 5 % and all those part-time jobs just do not pay very good and have NO benefits.
And that's all it is, is TALK!GHETTOBLASTER » 11 Apr 2024, 11:04 am » wrote: ↑ No wonder why all of a sudden Team Biden and his flock of sheep are pretending that they have always been against Open Borders and amnesty for all.![]()
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