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Nice viz! It's an effective tool on informing people about the status of unemployment. The recent report shows that from July to August, the U.S. unemployment pace somehow went from 9.5 percent to 9.6 percent. Additional employees than were expected were hired. I guess employers decided to hire. Many believe the joblessness figures are going up because United States of America Census careers have ended, the federal government has done layoffs and more individuals are looking for careers once again. But private sector hiring increased for the eighth straight month. There was also a change in June and July figures revised by the Labor Department showing less jobs were lost and additional made. The jobs report has enough good things about it this time that a spark of hope was developed for economists to think a double dip recession isn’t in the making any longer.