The four-week moving average, a clearer measure of unemployment trends, fell 4,500 to 452,500, the Department of Labor said in a statement.
Initial jobless claims fell 11,000 to a seasonally adjusted figure of 457,000 in the week ending July 24. The revised figure for the previous week was 468,000.
The four-week moving average, a clearer measure of unemployment trends, fell 4,500 to 452,500, the Department of Labor said in a statement.
The four-week moving average, a clearer measure of unemployment trends, fell 4,500 to 452,500, the Department of Labor said in a statement.
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......trying to slow the posting down i see......well, change makes the world go round.....
July 29 2010 at 3:10 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplySeems to me that joblessness normally falls this time of year. Overall
unemployment in the US will not get better until the outsourcing of
American jobs comes to an end. This will require a lot of courage on the
part of out politicians; something they have been remarkably short on.
It is hard to have the courage to legislate a halt to something that has
brought you so much personal gain.
is that supposed to be a good sign, we are in serious trouble and we havent seen the worst yet-------help yourselp america----remember in november...........
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