RSS2009 jobs lost
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NYT debuts new interactive unemployment graphic
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23/6 Presents: How to read a news site while avoiding devastating economic news
January 9, 2009 - Today's unemployment report is truly horrific and the coverage by all the news sites sure as heck didn't help. In fact, the "above the fold" area on our mother/sister site HuffPo this morning caused our hearts...Filed under: 2009 unemployment, unemployment news, unemployment 7.2 percent, unemployment 7.2%, 7.2%, jobs report, unemployment rates, unemployment rise, recession unemployment, unemployment rates 2009, new year unemployment, 2009 jobs lost, recession job loss, economic crisis unemployment, Wall Street unemployment, bailout unemployment, financial crisis unemployment, US unemployment high, US unemployment, unemployment rate rise, 2009 unemployment rate, economy unemployment, recession layoffs, financial crisis layoffs, economic crisis
BREAKING: 92.8%
January 9, 2009 - Employment rates came out today, and 92.8% of us are not seeking unemployment benefits. Just makin' lemonade, people...Filed under: 2009 unemployment, unemployment news, unemployment 7.2 percent, unemployment 7.2%, 7.2%, jobs report, unemployment rates, unemployment rise, recession unemployment, unemployment rates 2009, new year unemployment, 2009 jobs lost, recession job loss, economic crisis unemployment, Wall Street unemployment, bailout unemployment, financial crisis unemployment, US unemployment high, US unemployment, unemployment rate rise, 2009 unemployment rate, economy unemployment, recession layoffs, financial crisis layoffs, economic crisis
