All reports indicate that the number of U.S. workers filing for jobless benefits fell to to the lowest level in nearly 17 months, but does that mean the economy actually created jobs in December? Depends on who you ask...
With indicators beginning to read positive (the ISM purchasing managers employment index for the manufacturing sector has indicated an expanding labor market for the past two months), some economist are beginning to jump on the recovery bandwagon. According to a recent report on cnbc.com,
"most economists think economic growth strengthened in the fourth quarter, which means companies that cut to the bone to survive the deep recession will need to start bringing back workers in order to meet renewed demand."
Ok -- we are ready and waiting!
With indicators beginning to read positive (the ISM purchasing managers employment index for the manufacturing sector has indicated an expanding labor market for the past two months), some economist are beginning to jump on the recovery bandwagon. According to a recent report on cnbc.com,
"most economists think economic growth strengthened in the fourth quarter, which means companies that cut to the bone to survive the deep recession will need to start bringing back workers in order to meet renewed demand."
Ok -- we are ready and waiting!
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