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  • Number of Americans Filing Jobless Claims Rises to Highest in Nearly 1 Year
    Number of Americans Filing Jobless Claims Rises to Highest in Nearly 1 Year
    Continuing jobless claims rose to 1.88 million for the week that ended July 20, per Labor Department data.
    August 1, 2024BY Tom Ozimek
  • Number of US Workers Collecting Unemployment Jumps to Multiyear High
    Number of US Workers Collecting Unemployment Jumps to Multiyear High
    The number of U.S. workers collecting unemployment benefits has risen to its highest level since 2021, delivering a ...
    July 18, 2024BY Tom Ozimek
  • Markets Reach New All-Time Highs on Emerging Optimism
    Markets Reach New All-Time Highs on Emerging Optimism
    Commentary Last week was characterized by light holiday trading volume due to the July 4th holiday. Traditionally, the ...
    July 9, 2024BY Louis Navellier
  • Number of US Workers on Unemployment Rises to Highest Level in Over 2 Years
    Number of US Workers on Unemployment Rises to Highest Level in Over 2 Years
    The number adds to other labor market data, signaling labor market softening.
    July 3, 2024BY Tom Ozimek
  • Why Nearly Half of US Online Job Postings Are Fake
    Why Nearly Half of US Online Job Postings Are Fake
    Recruitment professionals and victims of 'ghost posting' say the practice hurts everyone, including the companies that create them.
    June 11, 2024BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Fewer Employers Put Education Requirements in Job Postings This Year, Indeed Says
    Fewer Employers Put Education Requirements in Job Postings This Year, Indeed Says
    In January, more than half of U.S. job postings on Indeed didn't come with any education requirements at ...
    March 1, 2024BY Bill Pan
  • Job Vacancies Rise, but Fewer Workers Quit, Suggesting Less Confidence in Labor Market
    Job Vacancies Rise, but Fewer Workers Quit, Suggesting Less Confidence in Labor Market
    December saw a three-month high in US job openings, but a decline in worker resignations indicates reduced confidence ...
    January 30, 2024BY Tom Ozimek
  • The Sordid History of the Minimum Wage
    The Sordid History of the Minimum Wage
    Commentary Twenty-two states have increased the minimum wage beyond the federal level of $7.25, which hasn't increased since ...
    January 3, 2024BY Jeffrey A. Tucker
  • CEO Sentiment Improves Heading Into 2024, New Survey Finds
    CEO Sentiment Improves Heading Into 2024, New Survey Finds
    Hiring plans are robust, but capital investment efforts fell.
    December 14, 2023BY Andrew Moran
  • Job Openings Slide to Lowest in More Than 2 Years as Labor Market Cooling Continues
    Job Openings Slide to Lowest in More Than 2 Years as Labor Market Cooling Continues
    The latest government data shows that the number of job openings has fallen to its lowest level since ...
    December 5, 2023BY Tom Ozimek
  • More Americans Jobless Than Biden Admin’s Official Unemployment Rate Shows
    More Americans Jobless Than Biden Admin’s Official Unemployment Rate Shows
    Commentary The labor market is nowhere near as strong as it appears. If that sounds surprising, it’s because ...
    September 13, 2023BY E.J. Antoni
  • In China It’s Deflation; In the US, Labor
    In China It’s Deflation; In the US, Labor
    China is now experiencing deflation as its economy struggles with declining exports and imports. Complicating matters further, China’s ...
    August 25, 2023BY Louis Navellier
  • Americans Demand Nearly $80,000 a Year Before Accepting New Job: NY Fed
    Americans Demand Nearly $80,000 a Year Before Accepting New Job: NY Fed
    U.S. workers on average demand about an $80,000 annual salary before they will accept a new job offer, ...
    August 21, 2023BY Bryan Jung
  • Labor Market Cools as Job Openings Drop, Manufacturing Recession Deepens
    Labor Market Cools as Job Openings Drop, Manufacturing Recession Deepens
    The number of job openings in the United States has dropped to a two-year low while America's manufacturing ...
    August 1, 2023BY Tom Ozimek
  • Australia Lags US in Beating Inflation
    Australia Lags US in Beating Inflation
    News Analysis Australia is lagging considerably behind the United States in combating inflation, with recent data showing a ...
    July 30, 2023BY Nick Spencer
  • Small-Business Optimism Rises, but Inflation Concerns Remain Persistent
    Small-Business Optimism Rises, but Inflation Concerns Remain Persistent
    American small-business confidence slightly climbed to a seven-month high last month, but concerns about inflation remain persistent, according ...
    July 14, 2023BY Bryan Jung
  • Clear Signs US Jobs Market is Cooling: Analyst
    Clear Signs US Jobs Market is Cooling: Analyst
    The U.S. economy added 209,000 jobs last month. This is the lowest number of jobs added in over ...
    July 7, 2023BY Don Ma
  • ‘Measure Outcomes, Not Hours Worked’ to Increase Employee Productivity: Analyst
    ‘Measure Outcomes, Not Hours Worked’ to Increase Employee Productivity: Analyst
    A recent survey found that 1 in 7 Americans admit they only work for about 3 to 4 ...
    June 20, 2023BY Don Ma
  • American Workers Want About $76,000 in Starting Wages to Take a Job Due to Inflation
    American Workers Want About $76,000 in Starting Wages to Take a Job Due to Inflation
    American workers are demanding at least nearly $76,000 annual wage from potential employers before taking a job due ...
    April 19, 2023BY Bryan Jung
  • Job Openings Fall the Most in 2 Years
    Job Openings Fall the Most in 2 Years
    Commentary With labor participation rates still far below pre-lockdown norms and with the rising investment we should be ...
    April 5, 2023BY Jeffrey A. Tucker
  • European Shadow Unemployment Is a Real Dilemma
    European Shadow Unemployment Is a Real Dilemma
    Commentary The latest jobs report in the United States shows strengths and weaknesses. Total nonfarm payroll employment increased ...
    January 16, 2023BY Daniel Lacalle
  • Job Openings Ease, but Remain High Amid Fed’s Efforts to Dent Labor Market
    Job Openings Ease, but Remain High Amid Fed’s Efforts to Dent Labor Market
    Job openings in the United States inched down by around 350,000, to 10.3 million as of the last ...
    November 30, 2022BY Tom Ozimek
  • US Job Cuts Hit Highest Level in 20 Months as Downturn Fears Grow
    US Job Cuts Hit Highest Level in 20 Months as Downturn Fears Grow
    Despite a strong jobs market report earlier this week, October saw the largest amount of monthly job cuts ...
    November 3, 2022BY Bryan Jung
  • Most Business Economists Say US Already in Recession or May Be Soon: NABE Survey
    Most Business Economists Say US Already in Recession or May Be Soon: NABE Survey
    The majority of business economists believe the United States is already in the midst of a recession, despite ...
    October 24, 2022BY Katabella Roberts
  • Cracks Emerge in US Labor Market as Job Cuts Surge 46 Percent, Unemployment Claims Jump
    Cracks Emerge in US Labor Market as Job Cuts Surge 46 Percent, Unemployment Claims Jump
    More signs of weakness have surfaced in the U.S. labor market as a government report showed jobless claims ...
    October 6, 2022BY Tom Ozimek
  • Job Creation Numbers Beat Forecasts, Fresh Sign of Tight Labor Market
    Job Creation Numbers Beat Forecasts, Fresh Sign of Tight Labor Market
    Job creation numbers slightly beat forecasts in September, but the U.S. labor market showed signs of tightening. Demand ...
    October 5, 2022BY Bryan Jung
  • Fed’s Jefferson Says Job Market Still ‘Very Tight,’ Inflation Fight to Last ‘Some Time’ Even If Economy Tanks
    Fed’s Jefferson Says Job Market Still ‘Very Tight,’ Inflation Fight to Last ‘Some Time’ Even If Economy Tanks
    Federal Reserve governor Philip Jefferson said in his first public remarks since taking office in May that current ...
    October 5, 2022BY Tom Ozimek
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