Government, Education and Retail jobs are down and
that’s a good thing. Mining is down and that’s a bad thing. Durable goods
manufacturing jobs are only up 40,000 and we still need 7 million more
manufacturing jobs to restore the US middle class.
Starter jobs in restaurants are up and students are
beginning to fill these jobs and that’s a good thing, because more students
need to join the workforce. Consumers need to spend less on “stuff” so they can
buy single family homes.
Occupation
Dec 2018 Dec 2019
Gain/Loss
Government
22,840,000 22,646,000 -194,000
Education
3,852,500 3,835,900 -16,600
Retail
16,309,200 15,829,500 -479,700
Mining 753,000 731,000 -22,000
Restaurants
11,981,200 12,344,800 +363,600
Leisure Hosp
16.213.000 16.942.000 +729,000
Entertainment
2,264,200 2,520,700 +256,500
Info Media
2,839,000 2.839,000 +0
Family Svc
3,991,700 4,139,200 +143,500
Healthcare
16,248,100 16,583,500 +335,400
Professional
21,345,000 21,651,000 +306.000
Finance
8,622,000 8,737,000 +115,000
Wholesale
5,913,600 5,963,200 +49,600
Transport
5,337,500 5,568,100 +230,600
Durable Mfg
12,815,000 12,855,000 +40,000
Non-D Mfg
4,770,000 4,799,000 +99,000
Construction
7,313,000 7,551,000 +238,000
Repair Svcs
5,859,000 5,959,000 +100,000
Utilities 555,400 552,200 +3,200
Total Jobs
151,203,000 152,383,000 +1,180,000
The US graduates 1.9 million students per year.
Engineer Jobs
There were 1.681 million engineers
employed in the United States in 2016.
Continued Oil and Gas production requires more
Petroleum and Geological Engineers.
Returning manufacturing to the US requires more
Electrical, Electronics, Computer, Mechanical, Materials and Industrial
Engineers. Specialized manufacturing requires Biomedical, Chemical, Nuclear,
Naval and Other Engineers.
Infrastructure requires Civil and Geotechnical
Engineers. Agriculture requires Agricultural Engineers. Government requires
Environmental Engineers.
The number of Engineers working in 2016 is a
low point for US Engineering jobs and are listed below.
Electrical 188,300
Electronics 136,300
Computer 73,600
Aerospace 69,600
Mechanical 288,800
Petroleum 33,700
Chemical
32,700
Geological 7,300
Materials 27,000
Industrial 257,900
Nuclear 17,700
Agricultural 2,700
Civil 303,500
Other 132,500
Naval 8,200
Biomedical 21,300
Environmental 53,800
Software Developers will continue to be in demand in
2020 and beyond. Degrees on the high end
include MSEE & MSMath. Degrees on
the lower end include BSCS with hardware option. US Software Developers in 2017
totaled 1.36 million.
The US Jobs Report is in for December 2019, so we
can see how many jobs were added the US added in 2019. The US has 7 million
employment postings.
Year US
Jobs Added Monthly Average
2019 2,185,000 182,083
2018 2,349.000 195,750
2017 2,351,000 195,916
2016 2,308,000 192.333
US mining,
oil and gas extraction, manufacturing and construction are underway, but
manufacturing is taking longer than expected. Many foreign companies are
building plants in the US to avoid tariffs, but US companies are slower to
build these plants.
Jobs added
from 2009 through 2016 were government jobs and minimum wage jobs going to low
skilled illegal and refugee welfare migrants. Obama used this to finish off the
private sector economy, decimate the US middle class and prepare for the merger
of the US with Canada and Mexico.
Data 2018 2019
Working Age US Citizens 258,888,000 260,181,000
US Citizens in Labor Force 163,111,000 164,556,000
Unemployment 4.0 3.5
US Household Income $63,179 $66,043 Median
US Household Income $89,931 Average
US Jobs
Reports by Month 2019
12/19 145,000
11/19 266,000
10/19 156,000
9/19 193,000
8/19 282,000
7/19 166,000
6/19 178,000
5/19 62,000
4/19 216,000
3/19 153,000
2/19 56,000
1/19 312,000
2019 2,185,000
Average
182,083
US Jobs
Reports by Month 2018
12/18 227,000
11/18 196,000
10/18 277,000
9/18 108,000
8/18 282,000
7/18 178,000
6/18 262,000
5/18 270,000
4/18 196,000
3/18 182,000
2/18 330,000
1/18 171,000
2018 2,349.000
Average
195,750
US Jobs
Reports by Month 2017
12/17 174,000
11/17 220,000
10/17 260,000
9/17 18,000
8/17 187,000
7/17 204,000
6/17 229,000
7/17 128,000
6/17 213,000
5/17 127,000
4/17 141,000
3/17 252,000
2/17 215,000
1/17 170,000
2017 2,351,000
Average
195,916
US Jobs
Reports by Month 2016
12/16 215,000
11/16 170,000
10/16 128,000
9/16 270,000
8/16 135,000
7/16 326,000
6/16 282,000
5/16 15,000
4/16 211,000
3/16 234,000
2/16 232,000
1/16 90,000
2016 2,308,000
Average 192.333
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Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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