total information services jobs since 2000
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhVvZ2Ji-ZbzwiKwshVJXT1jedtmu8UV5YF9KjV1pqFY3bewrmyWmkqKVMsZdnNo6aUAQzKGBV6Fer_JQceeuO88O5cIUcV8M-Wj-Z3KoLLuF2MvacbGNBdfWMrNSQbRFhGoTxHOw/s400/fredgraph.png)
Next time you hear the claim there is a shortage of technical workers, use this graph! That is pure fiction obviously and a major labor arbitrage agenda, most notably by our offshore outsourcing industry. This month the information industry dropped 18,000 more jobs.
Also note the DOL does not differentiate between a foreign guest worker or even an illegal immigrant in their data. So, of the above, one cannot tell if that I.T. worker is on a H-1B, L-1 guest worker Visa or is an U.S. worker. Talk about data distortions, this has to be a major one, completely ignored!
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