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2. And June was revised to -13,000

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Fri Sep 5, 2025, 08:35 AM

Sep 5

Hoooooly shit, that is an atrocious report.

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Payrolls rose 22,000 in August, less than expected in further sign of hiring slowdown [View all] BumRushDaShow Sep 5 OP

Both payroll employment (+22,000) and unemployment rate (4.3%) change little in August mahatmakanejeeves Sep 5 #1

And June was revised to -13,000 bearsfootball516 Sep 5 #2

Hey wait...I thought Trump FIRED the reviser. Time to fire another one? Bengus81 Sep 5 #8

He's lying to show positive numbers relayerbob Sep 5 #44

Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooof Prairie Gates Sep 5 #3

88,000 jobs in the last 3 months Johnny2X2X Sep 5 #4

tRump job axing & ICEing makes Wall Street say there is a new balance point around 70 k, not 250K as of old. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Sep 5 #18

And now the good news...... twodogsbarking Sep 5 #5

So +22,000 jobs in August, and June and July were revised down by a combined 21,000 progree Sep 5 #6

Also note that these are initial numbers Metaphorical Sep 5 #34

The numbers being reported are seasonally adjusted numbers, so I wouldn't expect an uptick in September progree Sep 5 #36

Tariffs are kicking in relayerbob Sep 5 #45

Trump will tweet how 220,000 jobs were created last month Bengus81 Sep 5 #7

Canada lost 66,000 jobs last month and our unemployment rate went up to 7.1% OnlinePoker Sep 5 #9

Canada BumRushDaShow Sep 5 #10

Yes, multiply Cdn numbers by 9 to compare w US or divide by 9 going the other way. Bernardo de La Paz Sep 5 #19

I bet Canada is taking advantage BumRushDaShow Sep 5 #32

Canada working hard on it, but so are the Europeans who are probably going to link up with MercoSur Bernardo de La Paz Sep 5 #33

LINKS to some BLS Data Series Numbers and Graphs - progree Sep 5 #11

Is he going to fire this BLS person too? IronLionZion Sep 5 #12

What BLS Person? Wiz Imp Sep 5 #14

The nominee has floated releasing quarterly numbers rather than monthly Prairie Gates Sep 5 #15

Right. But the new nominee hasn't been confirmed yet. Wiz Imp Sep 5 #21

He'll dissolve BLS and replace it with BBS, bureau of BS IronLionZion Sep 5 #17

I'm developing IBS over the whole thing Prairie Gates Sep 5 #23

RFK Jr will help you out with that health issue IronLionZion Sep 5 #26

P. U. Prairie Gates Sep 5 #28

There goes another BLS commissioner mcar Sep 5 #13

"4 straight months of manufacturing job losses stand out. It's hard to argue that tariff uncertainty isn't a key driver" progree Sep 5 #16

:-( Lemon Lyman Sep 5 #20

This message was self-deleted by its author Wiz Imp Sep 5 #25

On' bright' side, republicon billionaires made MEGABUCKS BoRaGard Sep 5 #22

We've entered an irreversible trump slump truthisfreedom Sep 5 #24

Trump's Labor Secretary blamed Fed Chair Powell for the weak report. Wiz Imp Sep 5 #27

Consumer sentiment graph to complement your consumer confidence graph progree Sep 5 #37

Next month should be interesting as the fired federal workers start to get counted. travelingthrulife Sep 5 #29

Another firing ? republianmushroom Sep 5 #30

Whow. Thanks for compiled articles. riversedge Sep 5 #31

It's bad out there. Super over-qualified people are taking entry level jobs and taking pay cuts. SunSeeker Sep 5 #35

MaddowBlog-U.S. job growth turns ugly over the summer as Trump's economic agenda falters LetMyPeopleVote Sep 5 #38

Interest cuts won't fix the terrible policies that have wrecked this economy. Bluetus Sep 5 #39

The term "payrolls" is very confusing to me in this context. Trueblue Texan Sep 5 #40

See this post upthread BumRushDaShow Sep 5 #41

Higher probability that ... relayerbob Sep 5 #42

If they published 22000, it's safe to assume we lost jobs. Hassler Sep 5 #43