The economy keeps getting better (or less bad). The unemployment rate actually fell in November, down to 10.0% compared to 10.2% a month earlier:
The year-over-year percent change in initial jobless claims has fallen below zero, which means employed workers are safer than they were a year ago:
November's month-over-month change in nonfarm payrolls was just about zero, the best it's been since December 2007:
Compare the above graph with a graph of ADP's numbers.
The year-over-year percent change in aggregate weekly hours worked is rising:
Permabears must be growling at the improving data.
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