The Latest Breaking News from Unemployment

Although for decades he was greeted by cries of “on your bike” wherever he went, Norman Tebbit never told anyone to get on a bike, said John Elledge in The New Statesman. He merely recalled, at the Tory conference in 1981, that during the Depression, his father had pedalled around…

Trade with rest of world is shrinking and youth unemployment is at 20% but state interventions are expected

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) on August 4 vetoed five bills related to unemployment insurance. The bills in the package included the following proposals:

In an attempt to fix misleading unemployment data, China is cracking down on universities that fudge employment numbers for their graduates.

CM Adityanath and Opposition Leader Yadav locked in war of words over education, employment. Adityanath highlighted success of BJP rule in conducting cheating-free exams, reducing unemployment rate from 19% to 3-4%. Khanna tabled report of 1983 Moradabad riots, absolving State Police from any blame.

Mainpuri MP Dimple Yadav was speaking during the discussion on the no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha. Must read further on Dynamite news:

On Friday, August 4, the U.S. markets ended lower as investors assessed the latest batch of jobs data

CLP Leader M. Bhatti Vikramarka requested State govt not to resume assigned lands for public/community purpose. 8-10K acres given to multi-nationals & Pharma City. High unemployment & denial of RoFR pattas to tribal families. CM announced ₹5K honorarium to 7K imams & mauzams. BJP suggested writing off ₹10K cr interest…

The recent report by the state’s auditor general makes it clear that the Illinois Department of Employment Security was negligent and incompetent in performing its duties.

U.S. employers added 187,000 jobs in July, a slower but still solid pace of growth, suggesting the Federal Reserve may be able to curb inflation without triggering a recession.

A mixed jobs report should keep the Fed on track to leave interest rates unchanged at its next meeting, experts say.