U.S. Adds 321,000 Jobs In November; Unemployment Rate Remains At 5.8% AP/HuffPost

[Póg mo 1,749]

Those in glass houses should not throw stones. Edited December 6, 2014 by InKorea

[Operator 1,927]

Whose erections? Must be the Dems since the GOP is riddled with a bunch of old men.

Rangel hasn't seen wood since the Carter administration

and I'm sure the Dems are super stiff with this in the club house.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

More interesting trends on employment:

Republicans: Obama care will kill full time employment.

Facts: Full time employment has been the driving force in job creation during the recovery.

Republicans: Obamacare will force more and more people into part time employment.

Facts: The share of involuntary part time workers has declined rather steadily.

Republicans: 0

Facts: 2

[Rob L 3,811]

More interesting trends on employment:

Republicans: Obama care will kill full time employment.

Facts: Full time employment has been the driving force in job creation during the recovery.

Republicans: Obamacare will force more and more people into part time employment.

Facts: The share of involuntary part time workers has declined rather steadily.

Republicans: 0

Facts: 2

There you go again with your fancy data and facts and graphs and such. Regardless of what you say, it just feels wrong that you are telling us that the economy has improved since a Republican was in the White House and that the Affordable Care Act did not drive western civilization into a new dark age. You need to go check your numbers again.

[Karee 4,190]

More interesting trends on employment:

Republicans: Obama care will kill full time employment.

Facts: Full time employment has been the driving force in job creation during the recovery.

Republicans: Obamacare will force more and more people into part time employment.

Facts: The share of involuntary part time workers has declined rather steadily.

Republicans: 0

Facts: 2

How does someone work "involuntary?" Are there forced labor camps in the U.S. that we're not being told about?

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

How does someone work "involuntary?" Are there forced labor camps in the U.S. that we're not being told about?

If someone is involuntarily part time employed, it means that that someone works part time because (s)he cannot find a full time job but would rather have one. It's not difficult to understand, really. Should be even easier for those who are native English speakers. But apparently it isn't.

[Karee 4,190]

If someone is involuntarily part time employed, it means that that someone works part time because (s)he cannot find a full time job but would rather have one. It's not difficult to understand, really. Should be even easier for those who are native English speakers. But apparently it isn't.

Well look at you taking a page out of your lap dog's manual. It looks like both of you need a little help. No worries, I am here to help as always:

(Why don't you bookmark the website below to save yourself any future embarrassment:

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/

in·vol·un·tar·y

inˈvälənˌterē/

adjective

adjective: involuntary

1. 1.

   done without will or conscious control.

   "she gave an involuntary shudder"

   synonyms: spontaneous, instinctive, unconscious, unintentional, uncontrollable; More

   reflex, automatic;

   informalknee-jerk

   "an involuntary urge"

   antonyms: deliberate

   • (especially of muscles or nerves) concerned in bodily processes that are not under the control of the will.
2. 2.

   done against someone's will; compulsory.

   "a policy of involuntary repatriation"

   synonyms: spontaneous, instinctive, unconscious, unintentional, uncontrollable; More

   reflex, automatic;

   informalknee-jerk

   "an involuntary urge"

   antonyms: deliberate

You're welcome. This one's free. The next one expect a bill.

Edited December 6, 2014 by Karee

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

What do you believe you have proven there? That you still don't understand what the stats are about? Congratulations! Mission accomplished.

"done against someone's will"

That's exactly it. When people work part time against their will because they cannot find full time employment but must work to pay the bills all the same. They end up working part time because they really have no other choice. They do that against their will. That's referred to as involuntary part-time employment. It is a rather fitting description based on MW's definition of the word "involuntary".

Still too tall an order for you? If so, may I suggest you look into remedial ESL courses? Might help you out.

[Karee 4,190]

What do you believe you have proven there? That you still don't understand what the stats are about? Congratulations! Mission accomplished.

"done against someone's will"

That's exactly it. When people work part time against their will because they cannot find full time employment but must work to pay the bills all the same. They end up working part time because they really have no other choice. They do that against their will. That's referred to as involuntary part-time employment. It is a rather fitting description based on MW's definition of the word "involuntary".

Still too tall an order for you? If so, may I suggest you look into remedial ESL courses? Might help you out.

"Against your will" means someone is forcing you to do something. No one is forcing them to take those jobs. I think forcing someone to work is against the law. At least it is in reality. In your world, it's hard to say.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

"Against your will" means someone is forcing you to do something. No one is forcing them to take those jobs. I think forcing someone to work is against the law. At least it is in reality. In your world, it's hard to say.

When one has got bills to pay, that usually forces one to work. At least in the real world. In your world, it's hard to say.

[Karee 4,190]

When one has got bills to pay, that usually forces one to work. At least in the real world. In your world, it's hard to say.

Nah. Obama is there with the handouts. No need to work. Just make sure you pull the "D" lever come November.

[Rob L 3,811]

Well look at you taking a page out of your lap dog's manual. It looks like both of you need a little help. No worries, I am here to help as always:

(Why don't you bookmark the website below to save yourself any future embarrassment:

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/

You're welcome. This one's free. The next one expect a bill.

You have demonstrated that you have achieved the third grade understanding of using a dictionary. Now if you could master the 6th grade concept of understanding words in context.

[Karee 4,190]

You have demonstrated that you have achieved the third grade understanding of using a dictionary. Now if you could master the 6th grade concept of understanding words in context.

When debating someone with a 3rd grade argument, it seems more effective to respond with a 3rd grade reply.

[lostinblue 1,989]

How does someone work "involuntary?" Are there forced labor camps in the U.S. that we're not being told about?

How does someone work "involuntary?"

Eight Environmental Protection Agency employees who racked up a total of more than ten years’ worth of paid “administrative leave” between 2011 and 2014 -- valued at more than $1,096,000 -- apparently did so because they were involved in “cases of alleged serious misconduct,” Fox News has learned.

The existence of the huge amounts of paid time for just a few EPA employees for doing nothing -- in one case, more than three years -- has special resonance at EPA, where the revelation first became public knowledge on November 19, in a special “early warning” report published by EPA’s watchdog Office of the Inspector General, or OIG.

(Tallies for each of the eight employees, ranging from less than two months to about three years, are included in the document.)

Almost exactly a year ago, a top EPA official named John Beale was sentenced to 32 months in prison for getting $800,000 worth of paid time off while falsely claiming that he was an active CIA agent, a whopper that apparently went unchecked for years.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/12/02/epa-staffers-linked-to-alleged-serious-misconduct-agency-reveals/

[Rob L 3,811]

When debating someone with a 3rd grade argument, it seems more effective to respond with a 3rd grade reply.

And yet you seem to struggle with the basic definition established by economists: There are individuals that would love to work fulltime but are in the position where they need to work part time.