The US labour market seems to have stabilised: The economy added 172,000 jobs in May, exceeding expectations, according to new data from the Bureau of Labour Statistics released on Friday. The latest jobs report offered some reassurance regarding the stabilisation Read More …
The labour market may be awakening from its dormancy. Economists anticipate that Friday’s jobs report will indicate an addition of 105,000 jobs to the US economy in May, with the unemployment rate remaining stable at 4.3%. If Friday’s monthly total Read More …
US businesses are disregarding those “Now Hiring” signs: Job openings surged significantly in April, reaching their highest level in almost two years, according to data. However, the latest examination of labour turnover also indicated that those job postings aren’t necessarily Read More …
In a surprising turn of events, hiring at US businesses experienced a significant decline last month, with employers reportedly eliminating approximately 92,000 jobs, as indicated by the latest data. The unemployment rate increased to 4.4%, up from 4.3%. Analysts anticipated Read More …
The labor market remained challenging as the year drew to a close, according to recent data: US businesses reduced their demand for workers in November, and hiring rates declined further. The estimated number of job openings, a key indicator of Read More …
The November jobs report is being released at an unusual juncture – on a Tuesday in mid-December, rather than the customary first Friday of the month – a consequence of the prolonged effects of the historically lengthy government shutdown. The Read More …
One of the most eagerly awaited economic indicators is poised for release on Thursday: the long-overdue jobs report for September, which was initially scheduled for October 3. The release coincides with the influx of delayed economic data that was postponed Read More …