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The U.S. Labor Department has released its weekly jobless claims, and we have another week of less than 300,000 in new claims.
These trends almost certainly will press the prices of individual stocks, and the market as a whole, upward for months.
Some economists wondered if the Employment Situation's weak payrolls report from the previous week would have any play in the latest weekly jobless report.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS report, on Tuesday.
The reading on the Employment Trends Index may seem like an afterthought, considering the disappointing payrolls report from the U.S. Labor Department on Friday.
The numbers in the Labor Department's August Employment Situation were so weak that many investors and economic watchers must be wondering if they were simply wrong.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the Employment Situation Report for August Friday morning.
One of the open questions about the U.S. economic recovery is when the jobless rate will return to the 5% or less that signals a full recovery.
The ADP payrolls report released Thursday morning showed that private sector payrolls increased by 204,000 in the month of August.
Applications for jobless benefits rose by 4,000 to a seasonally adjusted 302,000 for the week ending August 30.
The U.S. Department of Labor is set to report the official Employment Situation for August on Friday morning.
TrimTabs has given its first look at the employment situation and payrolls for the month of August.
Paychex signaled a mixed bag in pre-unemployment and pre-payrolls data for the month of August.
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ThinkstockAfter the recession wiped out millions of jobs, the American labor market has at least partially recovered. So far this year, the United States has added roughly 1.6 million jobs. And in...