"The number of full-time jobs grew by 35,100, offset by the loss of 24,300 part-time jobs."

I wonder what the average pay was for the 24,300 jobs that disappeared, compared to the average pay for the 35,100 that were created.

I mean, if the CBC can take one worker's pay from ONE job on "The National" and then suddenly split that pay up four ways to produce FOUR "new jobs" at "The National"...

... does that economic direction really bode well for workers of Canada?

(From The Beaverton: "CBC splits single white man’s salary between two women, two minorities".)