Employment

Unemployment Claims Surge More Than Expected, Hit 8-Month Peak: Dollar Falls As Traders Bet On Rate Cuts
AI Adoption In Workplace: Employees Concealing Use Of AI Tools For Fear Of Job Replacement, Microsoft-Led Study Reveals
Jobs Growth Slows, Unemployment Ticks Up, Wage Increase Cools: 'The Market Should Love This Report'
AI Adoption In Workplace: Employees Concealing Use Of AI Tools For Fear Of Job Replacement, Microsoft-Led Study Reveals
Jobs Growth Slows, Unemployment Ticks Up, Wage Increase Cools: 'The Market Should Love This Report'
Services Sector Activity Gauge Contracts, Stocks, Bonds Trim Gains: 'Business Is Slowing'
Job Market Cools In April: Payrolls Miss Forecasts, Wages Rise Less Than Expected (UPDATED)

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Private Employment Increases By 192,000, Beats Forecasts: 'Hiring Was Broad-Based In April'
Considering A Career Switch? Here Are 7 Jobs That Pay Well And Have A Ton Of Hiring Demand Right Now
If you are in the job market or if you're looking to switch to a better one that pays well, we have listed some options for you.
This Man, Who Never Went To University, Is Making $1.2M-A-Year At Deloitte At The Age Of 30
Ben Newton, a former apprentice at Deloitte, has achieved the feat of becoming a partner at the age of 30, earning $1.2 million a year.
March's 'Blowout' Jobs Numbers Underscore 'American Exceptionalism': 5 Economists Analyze 2024 Rate Cut Implications
US labor market beats expectations with 303,000 jobs added in March, sparking debate on potential Fed rate cuts and stock market impact.
US Labor Market Heats Up In March: Payrolls Grow By 303,000, Highest In 10 Months, Dampen June Rate Cut Hopes (UPDATED)
U.S. labor market grew more than expected in March, dampening hopes for potential interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Dollar and Treasury yields rose.
US Economic Growth Upwardly Revised To 3.4% In Q4, Jobless Claims Slow: Thursday's Economic Digest (UPDATED)
US GDP growth in Q4 2023 revised to 3.4%, showing a deceleration compared to Q3 2023. Weekly jobless claims lower than expected. Dollar up on hawkish Fed remarks.
The United Green's Harvest: Cultivating Talent For America's Cannabis Industry
The United Green is a premier staffing agency catering to the cannabis industry. With a $2 million investment, it aims to expand its reach and secure skilled professionals for the growing business.
'A Clear Downturn Is Coming': Economists Predict Job Market Shift As Unemployment Rises, Wages Decelerate
Job increase of 275,000 in Feb was overshadowed by downward revisions to previous months' data, rise in unemployment & slowing wage growth, according to economists.
Fed Rate Cut Expectations Rise After February Jobs Report: Friday's Stock Movers
February labor report shows mixed signals: increase in non-farm payrolls but higher unemployment rate and downward revisions. Wage growth lower than expected, fueling bets on Fed rate cuts. Stocks react with slight increase, top gainers include Atlassian, JM Smucker, GFL Environmental.
February Jobs Growth Tops Forecasts, Yet Higher Jobless Rate, Easing Wages Give Green Light To Fed Rate Cuts
U.S. economy's mixed jobs report for February: non-farm payroll growth exceeded expectations, but jobless rate and wage growth were disappointing.
February Jobs Report Preview: Could Cooler Labor Market Boost Expectations For Interest Rate Cuts?
Economists anticipate slower job growth in February, with expected increase of 200,000 non-farm payrolls, 3.7% unemployment rate, and 0.3% rise in hourly earnings.
Private Employment Grows By 140,000 In February, Misses Forecasts: 'It Doesn't Tip The Scales' For The Fed, Economist Says
Slower employment growth in private businesses, ADP report shows. Non-farm payroll predicted to decrease, while unemployment rate & hourly earnings steady.
Retail Sales Sink In January, Manufacturing Indicators Improve, Jobless Claims Fall: Thursday's Economic Digest
Retail sales slow in Jan. after strong Dec., while surveys show signs of recovery in manufacturing. Jobless claims also fell. Stock futures up.
Yellen Urges Focus On Long-Term Inflation Trend After January Data Rattles Markets: 'Inflation Is Moving Decisively Down'
Janet Yellen says Americans feel better about economy as wages rise and inflation comes down, despite a Tuesday inflation report that sent markets lower.
More Workers Than Ever Joined The Workforce Post-Pandemic, But Did The Momentum Peak?
Labor force participation dropped extensively during the COVID-19 pandemic, as businesses shut down and economic activity slowed down
January's 'Wow' Jobs Report: 9 Economists On What's Next For Fed Rate Cuts, Stock Market
U.S. January jobs report defies expectations with strong growth in payrolls and wages, raising concerns over inflation and Fed's policy decisions.The January jobs report delivered a stunning testament to the enduring strength of the U.S.
US Economy Adds 353,000 Payrolls In January: Monster Job Growth Well Above Expectations, Destroys Fed Rate Cut Bets
US labor market surprises with strong January jobs report, including significant wage growth.
Unexpected Slowdown In Private Job Growth For January: 'The Economy Is Heading Towards A Soft Landing'
US private sector hiring slows in Jan 2024, as wage growth decelerates. ADP report seen as precursor to govt's jobs data due Friday. Stocks down.
December Jobs Report Topples Expectations: Robust Payroll, Wage Growth Jeopardize Fed's March Interest Rate Cut
The U.S. labor market was stronger than expected, with the December jobs report showing non-farm payrolls growth of 216k, unemployment rate of 3.7%, and wage growth of 4.1% and 0.4% m/m respectively.
December Jobs Report Preview: Could Strong Labor Market Data Shift March Rate Cut Outlook?
Explore the expectations for the December 2022 US jobs report, including non-farm payrolls, wage dynamics, and unemployment rates. Understand how these figures could influence the Federal Reserve's policy decisions in the coming months.
Fed's US Employment Outlook: Hiring Slowdown Expected In 2024
Recent surveys from various regional Federal Reserve banks indicate a potential decrease in hiring across the United States in 2024.
Thursday's Economic Digest: Q3 GDP Revised Downward, Jobless Claims Hold Steady, Philly Fed Manufacturing Declines
Thursday morning data showed downwardly revised Q3 economic growth, increased jobless claims, and manufacturing health decline in Philadelphia Federal Reserve district. US futures reacted positively premarket, SPY fell 1.4% on Wednesday.
Will Unemployment Spike In 2024? History Of Fed Rate Cuts Would Suggest So
Historical data suggests around 7.5% of Americans could be without work within the next couple of years