Терминалы стоят, одни шахтеры в стране

ну там интересная ссылка в статье https://247wallst.com/jobs/2019/12/05/2019-job-losses-at-4-year-high-as-tech-mining-fire-more-workers/

как то хватает получается

Job losses for the year to date in the automotive sector total 47,518, a year-over-year increase of 67%. In the industrial goods sector, which includes manufacturing workers, job losses total 68,141 so far this year, up 173% compared with losses in the first 11 months of 2018.

For the year to date, California (97,010), New York (58,130) and Massachusetts (36,336) have lost the most jobs.

то что maga идет по пизде это понятно, но то, что больше чем даже в автоотрасли это интересно

Это всякий кобол отваливается. Новички же не кобол учить будут?

Смотреть только на job loss без jobs added это так по @abashev-евски

почему? там всё есть
Companies have announced plans to hire 564,781 seasonal workers, not including Amazon, which last year hired 100,000 seasonal workers. Including those temporary positions, in the first 10 months of the year, employers have announced plans to hire 1.18 million new workers

Я не знаю, почему ты не цитируешь 135k new jobs added, а цитируешь только 45k jobs loss. Наверное думаешь, что здесь аудитория первого канала.

эээээээ, там в статье нет цифры 135
есть 1.18 новых рабочих мест (планируемых) - 564 сезонных - 100 тыс от амазона = 516 тыс планируют нанять
и при этом уже 559 тыс уволили

Вот поэтому неплохо бы не пропаганду постить, а официальные цифры.

24/7 это пропаганда??

Douglas A. McIntyre is the former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of On2 Technologies, a leading video compression company.  He was chosen to be one of the members of the inaugural Streaming Media All-Star team, the 25 people who had the most impact on streaming media over the last 10 years. The list was described as the “streaming media’s Hall of Fame.” He was also the Publisher of Financial World Magazine from 1983 to 1995. McIntyre has also been President and Chief Executive officer of FutureSource, LLC and President of Switchboard.com, which was, at the time, the 10th most visited website in the US.  McIntyre is a magna cum laude graduate from Harvard.

Jon C. Ogg co-founded 24/7 Wall St. with Mr. McIntyre in 2006. He was the founder of the TradeTheNews squawk box operation for traders and institutions, which he sold in 2003. He has now covered the financial markets for 25 years. Mr. Ogg has been a repeat guest on CNBC and has been quoted by or published guest articles on most major financial sites. He has worked as a licensed equity and bond broker and as a financial advisor, and he has raised seed capital for start-ups. He lives in Houston with his family, and has lived in Chicago, New York, and in Copenhagen. Mr. Ogg received a bachelors of business in Finance from University of Houston in 1992.

ебать, кругом агенты Путина

аааа, это эти агенты Путина
Challenger, Gray & Christmas is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, and is the first executive outplacement firm in the US. It has offices throughout North America. James E. Challenger[1] is the founder of the company and of the outplacement industry. SHRM (The Society for Human Resources Management) recognized him in 1996 as the creator and pioneer of the outplacement field.
James E. Challenger, Founder & CEO, 1966-1998. Chairman, 1998-2019.
John Challenger, CEO, 1998-Present

James E. Challenger, the company's founder, spent years persuading companies it was good business to be nice to people heading involuntarily out the door. It was good for their image among other people they wanted to keep or attract, he argued. It also could help prevent lawsuits from aggrieved former employees.[2]

In 2003, John A. Challenger gave testimony before the U.S. House Committee on Small Business[3] on the issue of permanent job loss in a global economy.  In 2002, at the height of the turmoil over corporate governance, The Wall Street Journal invited Challenger to address the issue in a bylined article that appeared in The Journal on June 25, 2002.  He served on the labor/human resource committee of The Federal Reserve Bank of for two three-year terms.

Я должен был догадаться

Let me google it for you: https://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.nr0.htm

ну во-первых, эти отчеты делают предварительные данные и потом через пару месяцев выходят revised reports, которые в среднем на 40 тыс меньше показывают - и например с марта 2018 по март 2019 на 500 тыс вниз срезали количество рабочих мест https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2019/sep/12/revisions-jobs-data-what-you-need-know/

ну и во-вторых чему это противоречит? то что не просто 60 тыс увольняют, а 60 тыс из 180, а потом через два месяца из 140 - ну ок
чисто визуально в прошлом году было по 200 тыс в месяц в среднем и увольняли по 35-40. В этом около 150ти и увольняют по 60. я вот этого не знал - The tech sector has lost about 380% more jobs this year than last (63,447 to 13,222)

ну а мест рабочих то больше не стало - или по твоему на 380% выросло количество мест в it?

Насчет learn to code разве не в твитере была недавно волна банов когда это писали журналистам которых увольняли ?