> Almost no jobs were added net and the few that were, were all in health care, 131K i think the article said. I wonder what those folks in health care are doi

> Almost no jobs were added net and the few that were, were all in health care, 131K i think the article said. I wonder what those folks in health care are doing, because (once again) after dealing with the US healthcare system, it seems like it's about 1% doctors, 10% other staff and 90% useless billing/scheduling/collections, designed to extract the maximum possible amount of money from a patient and provide the minimum amount of care. More jobs being added in health care seems to be an indicator for it getting even worse.