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Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced that the Jacksonville area unemployment rate was 3.2% in December 2021, up 0.1 percentage point from the year ago rate of 3.1%. The Jacksonville area labor force increased by 51,191 over the year, a 6.6% increase.
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State decides to go forth with pulling and funding salaries. they're holding the mask mandates in defiance of governor ron desantis. >> thank you for that reporting. >> going rogue. some school boards are finding their own solutions. we're going to speak with the superintendent of one of them. plus, child hospitalizations hit record-highs as the elderly rate drops. we're going to ask our medical expert about what this means for our kids. expert about what this means for our kids just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! downy unstopables in-wash s...
US Dollar Drops, Gold Pops After Soft NFP Report 2021-02-05 13:40:00 Justin McQueen, Analyst US NFP 49k vs Exp. 50k, Prior Reading Revised Lower Unemployment Rate Drops 0.4ppts to 6.3% NFP Mixed as Headline Misses, Revision Downgraded, While Unemployment Rates Beats A weaker than expected NFP headline at 49k, slightly missing expectations of 50k. Alongside this, the revision to the prior month had been disappointing with a downgrade to -227k from -140k. That said, the unemployment rate had printed notably lower than expectati...
Rate another quarter point, but said that looked like that was about as far as they felt comfortable pushing rate drops. what's the impact of that going to be and are we at a point now where because of the massive spending, because of the massive tax cuts, because of the historically low interest rates we've really run out of fiscal or monetary policies that would help us escape a coming recession? we are in -- we're overleveraged and we're still sitting at 1.9% growth. it doesn't seem to be a great upside there if we do hit a recession. >> no, that's exactly right. we have used many of the to...