He adds it will hurt working families in the nation. Sweeney says the union will fight against the decision, presumably, that means that they will appeal it. John Dimsdale in Washington. That means six more weeks of winter, if you believe the folklore surrounding the little critter. Mother Nature's already being partially blamed for last month's unemployment rate.
Economists blame the blizzards for much of the decrease.
These are most vulnerable to things like weather, because what happens of course, is that department stores tend to close, fast food operations tend to close and that's why the total employment picture drops so severely in January. At Jim Nelson's store, space heaters are selling well. He says it's a meat and potatoes day for those who won't be eating fish. A lot of them do. Nichols says it's really not that bad.