Job Growth Where Bush Didnât Want It
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George W. Bush is in line to be the first president since World War II to preside over an economy in which federal government employment rose more rapidly than private sector employment.
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WASHINGTON - President Bush says his economic policies, including billions of dollars in tax cuts, are helping to create new jobs. But not the millions he promised...
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The Bush administration released a new economic forecast for 2005 in which it boosted growth forecasts slightly from a year ago but cut back sharply on its estimates of new jobs.
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The pace of US jobs growth picked up modestly last month while unemployment fell, handing George Bush a potential boost ahead of the presidential election on November 2. The US labour department said yesterday
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The US economy created less jobs than expected in December,  but created more jobs in 2004 than any time since 1999.
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I Na report that the incumbent President, Mr George W Bush, is expected to go to town with, the Labour department said that the economy picked up in August adding 1,44,000 jobs only slightly less than the 1,50,000 figure forecast by economists.
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The nation's labor markets sputtered again last month as job growth, which surged in October, reverted to the lackluster pace that has marked the recovery for much of the year.
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The US economy generated new jobs at a disappointing pace in January, but created just enough to push payroll employment to a record high and spare President Bush from joining Herbert Hoover as the only president to end a term with net job losses.
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Despite the stimulus from three rounds of tax cuts, the nation has at least 585,000 fewer jobs now than when President Bush took office.
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President George W. Bush made the most of lukewarm job creation data, hoping to ward off nagging worries about the US economy as he opened a two-day, six-stop courtship of key battleground states.
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As job growth has picked up in many areas of the country, employment has continued to falter in some crucial battleground states.
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US employers added 96,000 workers in September, fewer than expected, in the last jobs report Americans will see before deciding between President George W. Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry in November.
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President Bush opted for higher troop levels than some of his senior military advisers wanted.
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The sluggish pace of job growth in November hasn&#39;t changed the odds for a quarter point interest rate hike later this month, but maybe it should.
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Job creation improved in August, but employment is below 50-year average, giving fodder to Kerry and Bush.
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President Bush's plans to help spur job creation in his second term:
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The growth of jobs has stalled in the US, and this has big implications for Australia. For interest rates, for our dollar, for jobs here, for our economy more generally, and for investments.