Workplace/Jobs

With immigration at net-zero, the American economy is adding jobs at a much slower pace.

Though a few industries have picked up the pace on hiring.

Unemployment, job turnover, and unemployment benefit applications are low. Employers in many industries are in low-hire, low-fire mode.

New research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland finds that earning a college degree can still help you keep a job and get higher wages, but it’s less of an advantage than it used to be.

Uptick in restaurant jobs often means people are hedging but taking on a second job.

The government shutdown delayed the BLS September jobs report by more than a month.

The September jobs report, delayed due to the government shutdown, showed the food services sector added more than 36,000 jobs for the month, more than any sector besides health care.

After a month and a half delay due to the government shutdown, we finally got the September jobs report.

The government shutdown pushed the report’s release date back by more than six weeks.

We always hear about DOGE cuts affecting older employees, who have lots of expertise. But what about the young people who lost their jobs? Will they ever come back to the federal government?