Washington: US Entrepreneurs are only 194,000 jobs in September, a warm straight increase and evidence that the pandemic still has a grip on the economy with many companies struggling to fill millions of open jobs.
Friday’s report from the Ministry of Manpower also showed that the unemployment rate fell sharply to 4.8% from 5.2% in August.
The economy showed several signs of emerging from the barriers to the Delta Coronavirus variant, with new Covid-19 infections that were confirmed, the traffic traffic was little and consumers wanted to spend.
But new infections remained high during September began, and the employer was still struggling to find workers because many people who lost their jobs in Pandemi have not started to see again.
The supply chain congestion also deteriorated, slowing down the factory, resisting home builders and emptying several shop shelves.
Many economists still think that most of the 3 million people lost their jobs and stopped looking for work since the pandemic would continue their search as Covid Wanes.
It took years after the 2008-2009 recession, they noticed, for the proportion of people who worked or looked for work to return to the pre-recession level.
The government does not count people as unemployed unless they are actively looking for work.
Some factors that make many unemployed people on the sidelines might begin to lighten.
According to the survey by the census bureau, for example, the number of people who did not work because they had to stay at home to care for children who had dropped half in September compared to June.
That number barely falls the last fall, when many schools remain closed and do virtual learning.
The new census figures show that more parents, especially mothers, might rejoice workers last month because the school year began and their children returned to school.
In addition, the August survey by the work list website did find that the proportion of unemployed Americans who said they wanted to find work once the school year began more than two months earlier.
But there are also signs that maybe too fast to expect parents’ floods to join the labor market.
Lael Brainard, a member of the Board of Governors Fed, noted in a recent speech that the Covid-19 outbreak at the end of September caused 2,000 schools to be closed for an average of six days in 39 countries.
Some improved unemployment benefits ended in early September, including federal supplements of $ 300 per week as well as programs, for the first time, covering performance workers and unemployed people for six months or more.
So far, the end of these programs seems to only have a small effect on the number of people who are looking for work.
The governor around 25 states ended the benefits of $ 300 before the national expiration in September.
Research by economists at Goldman Sachs found that unemployed people who are looking for work are far more likely to take jobs when the benefits end.
But the initial cut-off did not cause the person between the sidelines to start looking again, Goldman concluded.
Another reason is a rare worker is a surge in the arrest among older and more prosperous workers whose equity of the house and the stock portfolio has surged since the pandemic struck and who has succeeded in stacking savings.
Goldman Sachs estimates that around 1.5 million people have retired who will not have before the pandemic enlarge economy.
Many of these people are likely to remain retirement, economists hope.
Meanwhile, fear of Covid continued to make several prospective job seekers on the sidelines, especially those who previously worked at the service work faced by the public in restaurants, bars, hotels and retailers.
The US employer added 194,000 jobs that were weak because Delta defended
