I am one of those losers and suckers who was in the military from 1968 to 1974. As my wife of 49 years would tell you, I came out of…

…that hired H1Bs almost exclusively. Doubt that Genentech, Bayer, … ever knew; though they were the losers, or would have been if bio-tech wasn’t basically cost plus. It had nothing…

…compared with the January low of 6.9%. Those on temporary layoff decreased -1,432,000 to 3,205,000. Permanent job losers decreased by 72,000 to 3,684,000. August was revised upward by 4,000. September…

…to suggest that those who died in military service for the US were “losers” and “suckers,” apparently the last straw that led John McCain’s wife, Cindy, to support Biden for…

…temporary layoff decreased -441,000 to 2,764,,000. Permanent job losers increased by 59,000 to 3,743,000. September was revised upward by 39,000. October was revised downward by -28,000 respectively, for a net…

…low of 6.9%. Those on temporary layoff increased 277,000 to 3,039,000. Permanent job losers decreased by -348,000 to 3,370,000. October was revised upward by 44,000. November was also revised upward…

…2,746,000. Permanent job losers increased by 133,000 to 3,503,000. November was revised downward by 72,000. December was also revised downward by 87,000 respectively, for a net loss of 159,000 jobs…

…-203,000 to 2,026,000. Permanent job losers decreased -65,000 to 3,432,000. January was revised upward by 67,000, and February was also revised upward by 89,000, for a net gain of 156,000…

…job losers increased 97,000 to 3,529,000. February was revised upward by 68,000, while March was revised downward by 146,000, for a net loss of 78,000 jobs compared with previous reports….

…low of 3.5%. U6 underemployment rate declined -0.2% to 10.2%, compared with the January 2020 low of 6.9%. Those on temporary layoff declined -291,000 to 1,823,000. Permanent job losers declined…