There are far fewer new job seekers in the U.S. due to Trump’s restrictive immigration policies. As a result, the goal posts for what healthy job growth looks like have also changed.

ADP’s monthly report shows private firms added jobs in October, for the first time since July. Meanwhile, Indeed data shows job openings slumped at the end of October.

The most recent jobs report showed mediocre job creation in July.

Immigrants are much more likely to create a new business, studies show, and the knock-on effect is job creation.

Because bigger businesses can offer more.

Other employment numbers have been subject to a lot of revision as well.

Just how do researchers calculate that?

When Michigan expanded the health coverage program for low-income people, it led to 30,000 new jobs in the state.

But will it create them where oil and coal jobs have been lost?

The modernization plan could expand port capacity and create jobs along the supply chain.