Moreover, 100% of employment growth in the United States occurred in the private sector
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The United States government published a new employment report that highlights a marked change in the composition of the labor market since the inauguration of President Donald Trump, with a marked reduction in public employment and growth in the private sector.
In an official statement, the Republican administration emphasized that job creation is concentrating in the productive economy, while a sustained cut in the federal state structure is advancing.
From the White House, officials stated that the report confirms a shift compared with the previous period and stressed that employment growth is occurring "exactly where it should be."
Donald Trump, presidente de Estados Unidos.
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt welcomed the results and highlighted the economic course of the current government: "The strong employment report shows how President Trump is repairing the damage caused by Joe Biden and creating a strong, America-focused economy in record time. Since Trump took office, 100% of job growth has occurred in the private sector and among native-born Americans, exactly where it should be."
According to the report, since September the private sector has added 121,000 new jobs, while the federal government has eliminated 168,000 jobs.
This reduction is part of the Trump administration's strategy to shrink an oversized federal bureaucracy. As a result of this process, public employment is currently at its lowest level in more than a decade, with a total drop of 271,000 positions since Trump took office.
El presidente Donald Trump.
The data also show that the trend has consolidated in recent months. Since August, the private sector has added 225,000 additional jobs, reinforcing the official argument that the dynamism of the labor market comes from business activity and not from government spending. In total, since the beginning of the current administration, 687,000 jobs have been added to the private sector.
Another key point highlighted by the United States government is the composition of the jobs created. Under Trump's presidency, 100% of employment growth has occurred in the private sector and among native-born Americans, and not among illegal immigrants.
Regarding income, the Republican administration projects that real wages for Americans will increase by 4.2% during the first full year of Trump's administration. According to the report, this increase would far outpace inflation and would mark a break with the previous stage, defined by the White House as the "Biden era."
