Thursday, Jan 3, 2013 1:30 PM UTC
ADP report shows gain of 215,000 jobs
The report beat analysts expectations
The report beat analysts expectations
PayPal's former CEO tells Salon tax rates are "not a driving factor" in job creation, despite the GOP's rhetoric
Conservative news sites say that 73 percent of new jobs are created by the government. That number is pure garbage
Sandy threw off predictions, but a better-than-expected employment report also saw jobless rate fall
Reverse globalization is suddenly in the headlines. Here's why American workers shouldn't be jumping for joy
Brand-new (and possibly illegal) low: U.S. judge wants a clerk who will "morally commit" for a year -- without pay
Joblessness and high prices are among top voter worries
If you think jobs, prosperity and income growth over the long term are important, your choice is easy
Romney will have to look elsewhere for a last minute campaign boost. The economy added 171,000 jobs in October
How did things look the week before Americans voted in 2008? Really, really bad
Right-wingers expected a low number because of a change in how it counts jobs. They didn't get what they wanted
Right-wing claims of a purposeful delay on the jobs report were somewhat undermined by good ADP numbers
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