Finally, a Scott Walker jobs breakdown showing negative numbers for May and June.
Cap Times:
Wisconsin experienced a second straight month of
private-sector job losses in June, meaning the state has seen negative job
growth in four of the first six months of the year.
The losses, according to estimates by the U.S. Bureau of
Labor Statistics, however, largely … have overcome the downturns for a net
total of 8,500 jobs added in the first half of 2014.
In June, Wisconsin lost 1,200 private-sector jobs, with
seven of 10 industry sectors experiencing negative growth over May. The state
also had seasonally adjusted monthly job losses in January (200), February
(5,300) and May (900). It posted gains of 7,300 jobs in March and 8,800 in
April.
Here's the interactive graph for future reference:
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