We discuss what newly revealed cracks in the labor mean for the central bank’s next moves.
Local government roles were down 57,000, leisure and hospitality positions decreased by 40,000, finance jobs declined 14,000, and the retail sector lost more than 19,000.
“I wear the badge of caregiver proudly,” said Kipper Hendrick, who’s been caring for her parents for more than 20 years.
On today’s program: a disappointing jobs report and surprisingly positive financial results.
Aki Ito, chief correspondent at Business Insider, takes us inside the world of FIRE: Financial Independence, Retire Early.
Because Haitians and Syrians with Temporary Protected Status aren't eligible for unemployment insurance, they won't show up in unemployment claims.
ADP Research’s July private payroll report showed that people who switch jobs saw a 7% increase in pay.
Immigration policy and supply chain uncertainty are factoring into construction firms’ hiring decisions.
Separations (that’s layoffs and quits) were essentially flat in June. Hiring ticked up.
The June job market data was pretty meh and July job creation is expected to tick up. So what’s that look like for smaller businesses?