vendredi 9 janvier 2015

5 Takeaways From The December Jobs Report

The U.S. labor markets ended 2014 on a strong note as the top-line December numbers in job growth and unemployment rate beat expectations. Demand for labor is the best since 1999. Underneath the surface, however, are signs that slack still exists in the labor markets. Here are five takeaways from the December jobs report, good and bad. A 1. FIRECRACKER YEAR ENDS WITH A BANG. As expected, the increase in nonfarm payrolls for all of 2014 was the best since 1999. That’s a sign the companies are no longer doing more with less. What’s important for the outlook is that the hiring pace picked up over the year. Hiring in the fourth quarter was the strongest quarterly pace since the first three months of 2006.




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5 Takeaways From The December Jobs Report

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