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Job creation surged in January with 130,000 new positions, despite previous weak hiring trends.
U.S. job growth rebounded with 64,000 jobs added in November, but unemployment rose to 4.6%, its highest since 2021.
Jobless claims in the U.S. surged to 236,000, reflecting seasonal challenges and concerns over labor market health.
US jobless claims fell to 216,000, signaling a stable labor market amidst economic uncertainty and corporate job cuts.
September's job report reveals unexpected growth, with 119,000 new jobs added, though unemployment also rises to 4.4%.
The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates to support a weakening labor market amidst ongoing inflation and a government shutdown.
Job cuts in the U.S. have surged in 2025, with hiring at a 16-year low amid economic and governmental challenges.
U.S. jobless claims surge to highest level since 2021, indicating a potential rise in layoffs and cooling labor market conditions.
US job growth was revised down by 911,000 jobs, signaling a weaker labor market than previously reported, raising concerns about economic stability.
US job growth faltered in August with only 22,000 new jobs added, pushing the unemployment rate to a four-year high of 4.3%.
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