US job losses

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sasguru replied

9 June 2009, 15:58
Interesting. Confirms my unfashionable view that we are at the start, not the end, of the downturn.
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expat replied

9 June 2009, 15:55
Originally posted by TiroFijo View Post

That is because no one lives there!

Yeah, with an area 1.75 times Great Britain, the Montana Highway Patrol has a force 200 strong. If you count shifts, vacations, sick leave, and office/paperwork, anyone who wants to exceed the speed limit in Montana is probably facing less than 30 cops out there looking for them. Unfortunately 5 of them are in spotter planes.
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TiroFijo replied

9 June 2009, 15:32
Originally posted by Troll View Post

Montana looks OK

That is because no one lives there!
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Troll replied

9 June 2009, 15:05
Montana looks OK
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TheRefactornator replied

9 June 2009, 11:47
Originally posted by expat View Post

http://tipstrategies.com/archive/geography-of-jobs/

little animation of job gains/losses over time 2004 - 2009. The end bit is impressive.

It reminds me of duke nukem at the end bit. They just needed to finish it off with a blood red fade in from the top to the bottom of the screen for the full effect.
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ThomasSoerensen replied

9 June 2009, 11:44
Originally posted by expat View Post

http://tipstrategies.com/archive/geography-of-jobs/

little animation of job gains/losses over time 2004 - 2009. The end bit is impressive.

Good way to see it.

and it is indeed an "ouch" in the end.

What do you think the near future (next 12 months) hold regarding US job loss/creation?
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expat started a topic US job losses

9 June 2009, 11:42
US job losses

http://tipstrategies.com/archive/geography-of-jobs/

little animation of job gains/losses over time 2004 - 2009. The end bit is impressive.
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