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Private-sector job growth notably weaker in June amid rising economic uncertainty
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May jobs report sends mixed signals: Solid payroll gains contrast with a weaker household survey and a continued decline in federal government employment
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Jobs report doesn’t reveal clear signs of broad economic weakness—yet
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March jobs report shows a resilient labor market, but trouble is looming
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Federal worker layoffs spike in latest JOLTS report, but it’s just the tip of the iceberg
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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey could signal warning signs ahead: Lower hires rate more concerning with layoffs on the horizon
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February jobs report is the calm before the storm: Full impact of Trump administration’s federal layoffs and chaotic policy shifts still to come
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Significant revisions to labor market data don’t change underlying story of a strong economy
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Job openings continued to trend down in December
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The labor market sticks the landing: Job growth averaged 186,000 in 2024
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Job openings little changed in November while quits declined slightly
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Labor market bounced back in November: Job growth has averaged 173,000 in the last three months
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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey continues to show labor market strength
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Top-line job growth number distorted by hurricanes and strikes: All other data point to a historically strong labor market
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Blockbuster jobs report shows strong growth: The Fed should still continue to lower rates
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Today’s JOLTS report shows that the Fed did the right thing by lowering rates
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The labor market remains strong with 142,000 jobs added in August
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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey shows that the Fed still needs to cut interest rates
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Slowing job growth makes clear that the Fed has waited too long to cut interest rates
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Reduced hires rate adds more reasons for Fed to cut interest rates
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U.S. economy shows steady job growth in June
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Hiring and job openings grew slightly in May: Analysis of JOLTS data
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Jobs report indicates a strong labor market: Unemployment has been at or below 4% for 30 months running
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Job openings continue to trend toward pre-pandemic levels
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Jobs report shows the labor market is strong but decidedly not hot: 175,000 jobs added in April while wage growth continues to decelerate
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Job openings continue to normalize to pre-pandemic levels
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Another strong jobs report: Unemployment has remained at or below 4% for 28 months running
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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey shows an uptick in hiring
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February jobs report: The labor market is strong—but decidedly not overheating as wage growth continues to moderate
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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey: Labor market remains strong—but not hot