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Now that the economy is at or near the classic definition of full employment, the underlying trends and opportunities in the jobs market need to be considered.
The Conference Board's Employment Trends Index showed a decrease in November. it was not quite as robust as what the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicated just on Friday.
Friday's Employment Situation report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics is strong enough to support the pending first Federal Reserve interest rate hike in years.
The U.S. Department of Labor has given what is the last official government report including key jobs data, via weekly jobless claims, ahead of Friday's key unemployment and payrolls report.
Investors have been using the ADP Payrolls report the TrimTabs employment growth report as a preliminary tool to judge and predict what the Labor Department report will say.
Investors have been using the ADP Payrolls report, released 48 hours ahead of the Labor Department report, as a preliminary tool to judge and predict what the payrolls report will be.
The Greek numbers show how impossible it is for the country to pull out of its deep recession, which in turn cripples its ability to pay back billions of dollars in sovereign debt.
The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) has released some individual state data on jobs in the state. While Texas continues to add jobs, and while the unemployment rate is far better than the national...
Despite the increased volatility and uncertainty seen in the markets in 2015, the United States is actually on track to do something it hasn’t done in a decade.
The U.S. Labor Department has turned in yet another stellar weekly jobless claims report.
The latest Bureau of Labor Statistics Job Openings and Labor Turnover Summary (JOLTS) report shows that the number of openings rose to 5.526 million in September from 5.377 million in August.
More good news came out of the U.S. Department of Labor in the latest weekly jobless claims report.
Intuit's monthly Small Business Employment and Revenue Indexes show that employment in firms with fewer than 20 employees remained almost unchanged for the third consecutive month.
Research suggest that job stress contributes to the amount of life lost on the job and varies in amount by such factors as race, education level and gender.
So, it turns out that Janet Yellen may have actually tipped her hand about a strong payrolls report after all.