noname2200 on 12 January 2010
| WilliamWatts said: Sure, whilst they have the figure of the number of job losses but they haven't got the figures for the number of new positions created. It would be like saying the job market is terrible because X number of people fired whilst ignoring new job creation. |
Just to make sure I understand you correctly: you're asserting that the number of new positions created in this timeframe even remotely approaches the number of layoffs.
Correct?
