In Reply to: Full Time workers fell by 6,000 posted by wwood2 on April 05, 2024 at 15:42:47
The non-farm payroll survey showed 303,000 new jobs added.
The household survey is a different measure which includes agriculture jobs (often seasonal, hourly, part time), the self employed, and other difficult to track kinds of jobs.
From your own link: "Gains tilted heavily to part-time workers ***in the household survey.*** Full-time workers fell by 6,000, while part-timers increased by 691,000. Multiple job holders rose by 217,000, to 5.2% of the total employment level."
Idiot.
But I knew you would hate on the great results anyway. Fkn traitor.