I'm no expert (you just said "d'uh"), but I think the concept is that people are moving from

Cole 16310 posts Joined: Oct 15, 2012

Posted 2:01 pm on Jun 1, 2018

part-time to full-time work. It's not that 904,000 f/t jobs were created that didn't exist before, but the elimination of p/t work is driving f/t employment. Hence the large number.

I saw it on other outlets too. I'm sure CNBC isn't reporting it out of thin air.

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I'm no expert (you just said "d'uh"), but I think the concept is that people are moving from Cole 2:01pm · 6/1/18
- I understand. The actual number of part-time jobs lost is in that report. LehighND 2:06pm · 6/1/18
  - You should welcome this new detail, Lehigh. It's not just about quantity, it's also about qualityNT Eli 2:24pm · 6/1/18
    - I absolutely welcome the new detail. LehighND 2:33pm · 6/1/18

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