Saturday, September 11, 2010

Four things you may not know the current job market

Let us not kid ourselves, we are still stuck in 1930 still in the labor market since the Great Depression of the worst, but there are still some "silver lining" in the "black clouds", as evidenced by the recent (August 2010) Economic Statistics . Here are four of these "silver lining" for you to consider:

Before Manufacturing has 36,000 positions in July, for a total of 183,000 new jobs since December 2009.

Professional management, and the secondManufacturers employment rate of unemployment in July at 5 percent, after 5.5 percent a year ago. The unemployment rate for college workers (those with a bachelor's degree or higher) was 4.5 percent after 4.7 percent a year ago.

3rd place, total employment in the private sector has increased in line for the seventh month of a 71 000 positions. The slow but relatively steady growth of jobs in the private sector over the past seven months, remember that what wouldexpected in a "post-bubble was" a market and shows U.S. companies are slowly ground beneath their feet, but not yet at a rate which reduced the unemployment rate.

Quarter for the last three months, 3.8 million positions filled about a month in the private sector and 2.5 million holes were left vacant.

No, there are not enough "out of" wood, but I think this will agree that the economic indicators show positive Also veryreasonable doubt, that we seem to be in the right direction and that the sky is not only "Falling", yet, either.

Despite this positive news, job seekers should remember that if today the jobs created there are not enough to set an image created for a tooth significantly in the overall unemployment rate. This means that job seekers are today must do what is necessary to "withdraw" from competition for a soundCandidates for positions that are available!

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