Unemployment rate down - Jobs up - Where does radio stand?

Unemployment has dropped to 9.4%, the lowest in a decade and over 103,000 jobs were added in December. Economists say we have to continue for years at this rate to build our economy back. Can you believe this? The unemployment percentage dropped not due to job gains, but because out of work employees just stopped looking for gainful employment. Where does radio stand in all this? Will there be full air staffs once again and no reliance on syndicated or voice-tracked talent? 

There are ton of radio programmers and air talent who've taken positions below their pay grades and have went to small and un-rated markets to be able to survive and take care of their families. I tried that once and small market radio was not my cup of tea. If radio grows 4% in 2011, that won't enough to cover the EBIT or cash flow, That means we are years from seeing radio stations able to staff the building around the clock. This is a bleak observation from RBR.com "While a robust recovery would be exciting, this slow rebound may prove ultimately to be more sustainable. That’s hardly reassuring to people who are without a job. Employers across all sorts of industries have learned how to staff more efficiently. It will likely be many years before fast-growing businesses give managers the green light to hire without having each and every position heavily scrutinized up the chain of command."