A chart went viral this week claiming “98 of 100 new American jobs” in August went to women \u2014 158,000 for women, just 4,000 for men. The 162,000 total is real. The 12-month numbers are real. But that monthly split doesn’t appear in any BLS table we can find, and the actual household-survey number for August shows the opposite: men gained more jobs than women that month. Here’s exactly which BLS tables say what, with direct links so you can check it yourself.<\/p>\n
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