 Although the government survey of payrolls tells a story of about one or 200,000 more people getting hired every month, a parallel government survey of households finds the unemployment rate up half a percent in a year. Now, 4.1 percent unemployment is not high by historic standards, but higher, suggesting about 800,000 more people out of work since early last summer. And a new survey finds some people are more willing to make sacrifices to stay employed. Here's Marketplace's Mitchell Hartman.