Ups part timers would die for $14 an hourHow many of those jobs were “starter” jobs making 14 bucks an hour????
it dont say thatHow many of those jobs were “starter” jobs making 14 bucks an hour????
I've seen $15 to start out in Cali.Ups part timers would die for $14 an hour
There are locations where they are making 15 an hour now...hopefully the union will get that for everyone in negotiationsUps part timers would die for $14 an hour
15 isn’t sht in California...I've seen $15 to start out in Cali.
Construction jobs led the way, with 61,000 new positions, followed by retail and professional and business services (50,000 apiece), manufacturing (31,000) and financial activities (28,000). Health care added 19,000 while mining saw 9,000 new jobs.313,000 jobs added
313,000 jobs added
I'm talking about UPS handlers.15 isn’t sht in California...
I'm glad you are out of the hospitalLet me guess, now that dip is in office you consider the numbers to be real...
TMZ acted like he was dying!!I'm glad you are out of the hospital
yea he had a bad reactionTMZ acted like he was dying!!
Let me guess, now that dip is in office you consider the numbers to be real...
Too much "Hustlin", feeders is working me to the bone!
wage increases fell.....
- Highest since July 2016
- Prior was 200K (revised to 239K)
- Unemployment rate 4.1% vs +4.0% expected
- Participation rate 63.0% vs 62.7% expected
- Underemployment rate 8.2% vs 8.2% prior
- Two month net revision +54K
- Private payrolls 287K vs 205K expected
- Prior private payrolls revised to 238K from 196K
Wages:
- Average hourly earnings 2.6% y/y vs 2.8% exp
- Average hourly earnings 0.1% m/m vs +0.2% m/m exp
- Prior avg hourly earnings revised to 2.8% from 2.9%
- Prior avg hourly earnings unrevised at 0.3%
- Hours worked 34.5 compared to 34.4 expected
- Prior hours worked revised to 34.4 vs 34.3 prior