On this particular Friday, at 8:30 a.m. ET, the Bureau of Labor Statistics was supposed to release the September jobs report.

The government shutdown blocked a widely anticipated jobs report, but other employment data this week show the labor market ...

Most U.S. workers don’t have good jobs, and it seems the robust, postpandemic boom in employment growth didn’t do much to ...

Consumer confidence fell in August as Americans grew more pessimistic about jobs, income, and inflation, according to The ...

Understanding labor trends allows leaders to anticipate changes, optimize their hiring processes, tailor marketing efforts ...

The last labor data release before the government shutdown was weak, with openings down and layoffs up. The hire rate continues to slow. Softness in the labor market data is the major concern for the ...

As the U.S. labor market falters, Black people are shouldering the burden more than any other American demographic. The Black ...

Sylvain Leduc, executive vice president and director of research at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, shared views ...

Concerns about the labor market and price pressures sent consumer confidence to a five-month low in September.

The chief US economist at Jefferies tells Business Insider that he's eyeing two spots in the labor market to signal a red ...

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The lock-in effect refers to homeowners’ reluctance to sell or refinance because their existing mortgage rates are significantly lower than current market rates. Second, Krimmel calls attention to how ...