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Employment's back to pre-pandemic levels with more than 500,000 new jobs added in July
Aug 5, 2022
There were even job gains in construction and finance, which were expected to slow down. Wages grew again too.
Decline in involuntary part-time work shows the labor market is still robust
Jul 8, 2022
At the start of the pandemic, the number of part timers who would rather work full time spiked. Now, it’s lower than any time since 2001.
Manufacturing employment returns to pre-pandemic level
by
Justin Ho
Jul 8, 2022
Demand for manufactured goods has grown during the pandemic, but new orders have been falling in recent months.
The labor market is strong enough to take more rate increases, Federal Reserve official says
by
Lily Jamali
Jul 7, 2022
The economy is not where it needs to be on inflation, says Mary Daly, head of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
Millions have joined the labor force in the past year
Jun 3, 2022
About 3.5 million more people were working or looking for work in May than a year earlier. Economists hope the number keeps rising.
Wages are still growing in many sectors that need that growth
by
Lily Jamali
Jun 3, 2022
That may be a sign that the overheated job market is cooling down.
Who is being left out of the conversation when we talk about jobs?
by
David Brancaccio
, Jarrett Dang
and Erika Soderstrom
May 4, 2022
We spoke with Alex Camardelle, director of Workforce Policy at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, for an answer.
For public good, not for profit.
U.S. added 678,000 jobs in February in a sign of economic health
Mar 4, 2022
The Labor Department’s report Friday also showed that the unemployment rate dropped from 4% to 3.8%.
Job market may break out post-omicron
Mar 3, 2022
The February national employment report, due Friday, is expected to show strong job growth and wage gains.
January's strong jobs report says more people have come off the sidelines to go to work
Feb 4, 2022
Many older people returned to work, but the recovery isn't as strong for people of color and women.