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Jobs report indicates a strong labor market: Unemployment has been at or below 4% for 30 months running
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Job openings continue to trend toward pre-pandemic levels
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Jobs report shows the labor market is strong but decidedly not hot: 175,000 jobs added in April while wage growth continues to decelerate
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Job openings continue to normalize to pre-pandemic levels
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Another strong jobs report: Unemployment has remained at or below 4% for 28 months running
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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey shows an uptick in hiring
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February jobs report: The labor market is strong—but decidedly not overheating as wage growth continues to moderate
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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey: Labor market remains strong—but not hot
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A strong labor market continues into 2024 with 353,000 jobs added in January
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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey shows a strong—but not overheating—labor market
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December jobs report caps another year of strong job growth
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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey: Quits, layoffs, and hires all continued to trend down in November
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Jobs report shows a sustainably strong labor market—not a coming recession
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Top EPI reports and blogs in 2023: Child labor, economics of abortion bans, and teacher pay among the most read EPI research
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Job openings continue to head toward pre-pandemic levels
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The economy added 150,000 jobs in October as labor market remains resilient
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Job growth is strong, wage growth continues to normalize
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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey: Hiring, quits, and layoffs remain at or below pre-pandemic rates
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August jobs report shows a steady labor market: 187,000 jobs added as labor force participation rate climbs
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Job openings fall to lowest point since 2021, but remain higher than pre-pandemic
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Today’s jobs report shows a soft landing is within reach—if the Fed doesn’t stand in the way
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June jobs numbers signal a growing economy: Gains for women and strong public sector growth, but losses for Black workers
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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey points to a strong—not cooling—labor market
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U.S. economy added 339,000 jobs in May: Labor market remains strong despite volatile household survey
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Job openings ticked up slightly in April as layoffs fell: Labor market remains steady and does not show signs of rapid cooling
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Debt ceiling deal ‘work requirements’ would hurt low-wage workers, fuel corporate greed
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April jobs report: The labor market is strong, but it’s not ‘too hot’
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Job openings continued to fall in March while layoffs increased
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Jobs report shows 236,000 jobs added in March and wage growth slowing to disinflationary rates
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February jobs report shows a resilient but sustainable labor market: The Fed should not put the economic recovery at risk