US unemployment rate rounds up to 4.4% in October, Chicago Fed estimates
(Reuters) -The U.S. jobless rate likely edged up in October to the highest in four years as the…
The federal shutdown affects October BLS data collection
First, the government shutdown meant no September jobs report. Now, on day 13, the shutdown will affect the…
With Social Security’s COLA on the line, the Trump administration plans to release inflation data delayed by the shutdown
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is calling some staff back to work to prepare its closely watched inflation…
Wall Street Forecasts Worsening Job Market Amid Data Blackout
Topline With another jobs report sidelined Thursday morning by the ongoing government shutdown, several firms and economists have…
America saw ‘essentially no job growth’ last month, warns Moody’s
The usual health checks on the U.S. economy have been disabled during the government shutdown, leaving analysts to…
Faced With A Stagnant Job Market, These Gen Xers Chose Self-Employment
The job market is tough for employees of all ages and experience levels right now. According to the…
Long-term unemployment in US surges to 1.9 million as job openings dry up
Graph showing recent rise of long-term unemployment [Photo: US Bureau of Labor Statistics] The number of long-term unemployed…
Trump admin hits Biden economy, BLS, Powell after jobs data
The US Department of Labor headquarters in Washington, DC, US, on Monday, Aug. 11, 2025. Bloomberg | Bloomberg…
The government’s next jobs report lands Friday. Here’s what to look for.
When President Trump last month fired the head of the federal bureau that produces the government’s monthly jobs…
Job Openings Declined In July. These Industries Added The Most.
Topline The labor market appeared to remain active despite losing some momentum in July, as the hiring rate…
Veterans Are Half as Likely as Nonveterans to Work in Leisure & Hospitality: OysterLink Analysis
New York, New York–(Newsfile Corp. – August 22, 2025) – The latest data by the Bureau of Labor…
Rising Food Prices Are Likely to Continue, Thanks to Trump’s Trade Wars
Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows food prices have spiked by 2.9 percent since last July, and wholesale…