Those with a job are likely to stay employed, but those without one are likely to stay unemployed. Why it matters: Welcome to ...

June's labor market exceeded expectations, but Fed projections and trade tariffs loom. Check out why I think healthcare ...

The share of Americans actively in the workforce hit a new low in June, extending a stretch of workers increasingly exiting ...

Official labor numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics showed a higher-than-expected increase of 147,000 jobs in ...

U.S. private payrolls shrank by 33,000 in June, the first drop since 2023. Markets ramped up Fed rate cut bets as job losses echoed past crisis signals.

The unemployment rate for degree holders ages 22 to 27 has reached its highest level in a dozen years, excluding the ...

During the Rainier Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon June 11, Workforce economist Shaun Barrick presented labor market information from the State of Oregon Employment Department. According to the ...

Today is that time again – Payroll Friday. The first Friday of the month when, as is traditional, the US labor market report is published. According to Bloomberg, the consensus expectation is ...

The May jobs report showed the US labor market remained largely resilient amid President Trump's new tariff policy. The US economy added 139,000 nonfarm payrolls in May, more than the 126,000 ...

US weekly initial unemployment claims unexpectedly rose +8,000 to a 7-3/4 month high of 247,000, showing a weaker labor market than expectations of a decline to 235,000.