the nation's jobless rate, now at a nine-year high of 6.4
percent, could hover in that range or creep higher in coming months,
economists say. Job growth probably won't be strong enough to
accommodate all the additional job seekers who would enter the market,
attracted by an improved climate. "

Good luck America, that's all you've got going at the moment!


You really should stick to politics or something else where it is easy to
pretend you know what you are talking about. Australia's unemployment rate is
6.1%, a meaningless difference, and pundits there are saying it is a "tight"
labor market. The US unemployment rate is lower than in just about every major
European country.

"SkitchNYC" wrote in message
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You really should stick to politics or something else where it is easy to
pretend you know what you are talking about. Australia's unemployment
rate is
6.1%, a meaningless difference, and pundits there are saying it is a
"tight"
labor market. The US unemployment rate is lower than in just about every
major
European country.

Skitch, Which part of Europe is Australia in? East, or West?


Regards

Donal
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Umm Skitch, it's winter down here in the middle of the biggest drought
we've ever suffered.......mean anything to you?

Yea, that excuses apply in Oz but nowhere else.

You really should stick to politics or something else where it is easy to
pretend you know what you are talking about. Australia's unemployment
rate is
6.1%, a meaningless difference, and pundits there are saying it is a
"tight"
labor market. The US unemployment rate is lower than in just about every
major
European country.

Skitch, Which part of Europe is Australia in? East, or West?


Regards

Donal

Uhh . . . They were separate but related statements.

"SkitchNYC" wrote in message
...

You really should stick to politics or something else where it is easy
to
pretend you know what you are talking about. Australia's unemployment
rate is
6.1%, a meaningless difference, and pundits there are saying it is a
"tight"
labor market. The US unemployment rate is lower than in just about
every
major
European country.

Skitch, Which part of Europe is Australia in? East, or West?


Regards

Donal

Uhh . . . They were separate but related statements.


Pheeww! You were sounding a bit like a real stereotype there!



Regards


Donal
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