Unemployment

Recent U.S. jobs reports have revealed unexpectedly weak growth, leading President Donald Trump to allege that the data was “rigged” by a federal official

Bipartisan AI jobs bill from senators Hawley and Warner would require companies to report AI-related layoffs and hiring to Department of Labor quarterly.

The labor market may not be cratering, but it does not look very strong. This week, a private report found 42,000 new jobs were

Layoffs hit a two-decade high last month to levels that are typically seen during recessions in a warning sign for the labor market.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics won’t be publishing the October jobs report on Friday. LinkedIn, Bank of America, and more crunched their own numbers.

The unemployment rate is low and the economy is still growing, but those out of work face the slowest pace of hiring in more

With the government shutdown stopping surveys, the U.S. might never see October’s jobs report—leaving investors and economists in the dark.

With the lack of the Bureau of Labor Statistic’s monthly jobs report, private data sources and the Federal Reserve Bank system are helping to

Canada’s job market bounced back slightly in October as the national unemployment rate fell for the first time in three months, dipping to 6.9 per

Jobs Friday won’t be happening again this week as the record-long government shutdown has resulted in a lack of official data.