They're really putting the 'BS' in BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics). The monthly job numbers are always great, then quietly get revised down when no one is paying attention.
Then they publish totally different numbers showing a quarter of the jobs allegedly added last year⦠t.co/XF2eQWJ2Yx
— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) May 23, 2024
The BLS's been doing this for about a year now. They make the jobs reports look 'good' by inflating the headline number with part-time job 'adjustments' so as to negate and usually SURPASS the number of full-time jobs lost. The economy is NOWHERE near as healthy as they claim.
— β’πππ₯π£π π§ππ£π₯. (@nonexistenttwts) May 23, 2024
The US economy actually LOST* 192,000 jobs in Q3 2023.
Over the last 30 years, such a big drop in employment has happened only in recessions.
*Business Employment Dynamics data of nearly 5 million firms, covering more than 100M of US employment