Keith Hall, commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, says the 1.3 million unemployed Americans who have not sought work have felt that there are no jobs available to them. (0:15)
Keith Hall, labor statistics, unemployed in Audio 9 million of those working part time jobs wish they could fill a full time position, says Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics Keith Hall. (0:07)
Keith Hall, full time job, labor in Audio Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics Keith Hall says there was an increase in temporary help and healthcare jobs and the decrease in retail jobs. (0:58)
Keith Hall, healthcare, retail, unemployment in Audio Keith Hall, Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner, describes which states have the highest and lowest unemployment numbers. (0:23)
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