Jobs report

May's jobs reports has worried investors worldwide about their short-term prospects. But there are more acute fears of a global slowdown, caused by what’s going on in Europe and emerging markets.

May's job data, which comes out today, could help determine whether the Federal Reserve pumps more money into the U.S. economy.

Newly unemployed, a newcomer to the search for work talks about his next steps.

The American workforce feels it, but now its official: the economy created a meager number of jobs in May. Alan Krueger, chair of the President's council of economic advisors joined us live for the White House's reaction.

Fresh out of work, a newcomer to the search for work talks about her next steps.

The government recorded just 69,000 additional jobs in May. A separate survey of households showed unemployment at 8.2 percent, a slight increase from April.

New York Bureau chief Heidi Moore and Sudeep Reddy of the Wall Street Journal check in for our weekly recap of wall street and the economy: Sluggish jobs report, Facebook plays the exchange game, and will IBM's CEO go to the Masters?

Today payroll giant ADP announced 170,000 new additions to payrolls.

Temporary holiday hires might be padding December’s big jobs numbers.