Career Builder Economic update (jan 2013)

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Economic Update January 2013 Michael Hespen National Account Executive

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Economic Update

January 2013

Michael Hespen

National Account Executive

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3rd Qtr. GDP: 3.1% (3rd Estimate)

Sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Wall Street Journal, Bureau of Economic Analysis

Job Categories: A Historic Look Wall Street Journal

The Unemployment Rate Changed for November (BLS)

The Bureau of

Labor Statistics

made yearly

adjustments to

the

unemployment

rate. This

adjustment

only impacted

July and

November.

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Number of people employed as a temporary employee

divided by total non farm payroll employment

Temp Employment

Temporary help services lost 600 jobs.

Why is the Temp Penetration Rate Important?

“Temporary Help Employment is a Leading Indicator for

Nonfarm Employment—Staffing job trends lead

nonfarm employment by three months when the

economy is emerging from a recession and by six

months during periods of normal economic growth.”

American Staffing Association

Temp Penetration Rate: 1.90% 0.1% Job Loss/Gain: + 155,000 Jobs Unemployment Rate: 7.8%

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Unemployment Rate: Bachelor’s Degree or higher

Oct Nov Dec

3.7% 3.9% 3.9%

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, American Staffing Association

Nonfarm Payroll – Job Growth Details

Jobs Added/Lost

Private Sector 168,000

Government Sector -13,000

Total 155,000 Job Losses

Change from Previous

Month

Government -13,000

Retail Trade -11,300

Job Gains Change from Previous

Month

Leisure & Hospitality 31,000

Construction 30,000

Manufacturing 25,000

Professional & Business

Services 19,000

Financial Activities 9,000

Education & Health

Services 65,000

- Education 10,300

- Healthcare 44,500

- Social Assistance 10,500

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Labor Market Recoveries (Business Insider – Chart of the Day)

GDP Projections Survey of Economists (Wall Street Journal)

Unemployment Rate Projections Survey of Economists (Wall Street Journal)

Source: Wall Street Journal, New York Times Please note: WSJ Projections were released prior to the BLS report, Business Insider Chart of the Day, Calculated Risk Blog

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Putting 2012 in Perspective (Wall Street Journal)