Job growth totaled 303,000 in March, better than expected.

@L3ftyOwlLibertarianComments2mos ago

March Full-time jobs: -6000 March Part-time jobs: +691,000

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@SereneRatVeteran from Utah agreed…2mos2MO

Jobs for every illegal right off the bus

Biden’s America doesn’t disappoint

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@FreedomAntelopeSocialistfrom New Jersey commented…2mos2MO

More of the same: more part-time McJobs that one cannot build a prosperous future with

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@CakeJonnyPatriot from Pennsylvania agreed…2mos2MO

Correct. From Nov to March, the US lost 1.8 million full-time jobs

In the last 12 months, the US labor market has seen a 1.9M increase in part-time jobs while the full-time jobs count declined by 1.3M

Headlines: US been adding jobs for 39 straight mths

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