February marked another strong month for health care despite job growth overall coming in weaker than expected but stable.

December's job report marked yet another month of stronger-than-expected growth, with gains coming from many different parts of the U.S. economy. Last month, health-care and social assistance jobs ...

The numbers are not seasonally adjusted. Sign up here. Economists had expected the level of employment over the 12-month period would be reduced by about 668,000 jobs following updates to the ...

Although February’s monthly job growth of 151,000 was below consensus estimates and the 12-month average gain, Powell noted that employers have added a solid monthly average of 191,000 jobs ...

“The trend of steady [job] growth is likely to continue. The breakeven employment growth is around 150,000 jobs per month, and that’s close to the average over the past year.” “The risks ...

The unemployment rate was 4.2%, unchanged from a month ago and in line with the LSEG estimate. Job gains in the past ... over the last 12 months. That growth was driven by hospitals (+22,100 ...

The Robert Walters Global Jobs Index found a 16.2 percent month-on-month decline in vacancies in the U.S. between March and ...

“With many employers in wait-and-see mode, the jobs data is about in line with expectations for the month,” said Tim Herbert, chief research officer at CompTIA. Overall, US job growth beat ...

"If we didn't have 1,500 people moving to town every month, we won't have the job growth that we're having," said Ralph Schulz, CEO of the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce. "Before you had to ...

Colorado’s payroll counts have shrunk for the past three months, pushing the state’s annual job growth rate down to 0.1%, which is the fifth slowest pace in the country and far from the ...