US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports average wages have surpassed inflation for 12 straight months
US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports average wages have surpassed inflation for 12 straight months
Average hourly wage growth has exceeded inflation for 12 straight months, according to new Bureau of Labor Statistics data released this morning. This real (or inflation-adjusted) wage growth is a key indicator of how well the average worker’s wage can improve their standard of living. As inflation ...
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According to whom, and where's the unbiased data? GTFO with this astroturfing bullshit.
WTF Can you not read dude? LMFAO!
[...according to new Bureau of Labor Statistics data]
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is THE SOURCE of labor data for the USA.
GTFO with this
GTFO with your unbelievably ridiculous ignorance. Incredible that you showed the world you have such embarrassing ignorance. LOL!
astroturfing
Fuck off with that. Nobody pays me for shit dude. I'm just a guy who posts stuff to help people get off reddit. Nobody including myself knows what I'm going to post until I post it. But now that you bring this ignorance to my attention, maybe I should focus more on educating people.
If your own wages haven't kept up with inflation, that is not the fault of the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. It's your own employer's fault.
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