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Apple claims it has created and supported some 4.8 million jobs in China. That's more than twice as many as it takes credit for creating and supporting in the United States.
Maybe all that post-election economic hope and all the day in and day out record highs on the Dow Jones Industrial Average and in the S&P 500 Index had some meat to it after all.
New workforce report from LinkedIn shows strongest new hiring rate for the last two months that the United States has seen since late summer/early fall of 2015.
With President Trump's pledge to bring more jobs back to America and to rekindle the middle class, 24/7 Wall St. wanted to see what has been taking place so far in 2017.
If economists and investors were looking for confirmation that the post-election rally was going to turn into real growth in economic readings, look no further than the January ADP Employment Report.
he Labor Department said that 2016 added more than 2 million jobs for the sixth straight year. The more import reading was that workers earned more.
A 24/7 Wall St. analysis showed that more than one out of every four cities adding the most workers last year was in Oregon.
24/7 Wall Street reported that of the five cities losing the most jobs in the 12-month period between October 2015 and October 2016, three were in Louisiana.
24/7 Wall Street reviewed Bureau of Labor Statistics data earlier this month to determine which industries were gaining the most jobs and which were losing the most jobs.
Even if the new president can persuade companies to increase or bring back U.S. manufacturing jobs, those jobs very likely will be no more than temporary as robotics and artificial intelligence get...
Anyone who’s been in the workforce for a few years has probably discovered that not all companies are created equal, at least as far as being good places to work goes. And while pay is important,...
Americans puzzled by why less than 5% unemployment has not caused a surge in either gross domestic product or inflation do not need to look beyond the workforce for the number of people who believe...
The Conference Board has released its Employment Trends Index showing an increase in November, after also having increased in October.
The U.S. Department of Labor's latest employment situation report indicated that the official unemployment rate for November dropped to a post-recovery low.
Each and every month, the U.S. Department of Labor 's payrolls and unemployment rate report is effectively previewed by ADP's monthly private sector payrolls report.