Labor Market Trembles in March

Automatic Data Process Inc. (ADP) said that US analysts drastically fall short of the projected jobless rate as more than 742, 000 Americans have lost their work in March, adding that the financial slowdown continues to wreak havoc despite the government’s stimulus program which injected billions of dollars in the economy.

A recent Automatic Data Process Inc. (ADP) study showed that US analysts drastically fall short of the projected jobless rate as more than 742, 000 Americans have lost their work in March, adding that the financial slowdown continues to wreak havoc despite the government’s stimulus program which injected billions of dollars in the economy.

According to the organization, the study is a reminder for government officials and economic leaders that the US is still in deep and prolonged recession.


The study also said analysts failed to predict the real condition of the labor market and the overall economy.


ADP said that March’s jobless rate is the worst in more than eight years. Records also showed the national unemployment rate will get worse for the next few months.


Meanwhile, the organization is set to release a new data on Friday following strangulation to production and company sales in the US and abroad.


Meanwhile, the Institute of Supply Management said that the contraction in the supply and production of companies in the United Sates has been declining for the past 14 months. But some economists disagree with this findings, saying that the contracting production has significantly slowed down which they claimed as a positive sign that shows economy will start to grow.

 

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