Google Alert - US.jobs

	US.jobs Daily update ⋅ June 4, 2020
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	US job losses in May could raise 3-month total to 30 million Press Herald WASHINGTON — The epic damage to America's job market from the viral outbreak will come into sharper focus Friday when the government releases ... Flag as irrelevant
	US labor market stabilizing as layoffs abate Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. private payrolls fell less than expected in May, suggesting layoffs were abating as businesses reopen, though the ... Flag as irrelevant
	America's unemployment rate could hit 20%. But there's light at the end of the tunnel CNN Economists polled by Refinitiv expect the US economy to shed another 8 million jobs in May, bringing the tally of jobs lost during the coronavirus ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forrester: US Agencies Will Shed More Than 50000 Jobs By 2021 AdExchanger The US agency sector will lay off about 52,000 jobs over the next two years as media spend declines 23%, Forrester predicts. Agencies are projected ... Flag as irrelevant
	Next Wave of US Job Cuts Targets Millions of Higher- Paid Workers Bloomberg The pandemic isn't finished with the U.S. labor market, threatening a second wave of job cuts—this time among white-collar workers. Close to 6 million ... Flag as irrelevant
	Deloitte cuts 5000 jobs in US, consulting takes largest hit Consulting.us Deloitte US will lay off 5%, or approximately 5,000 workers, of its 106,000-strong workforce. The cuts were announced at the company on Friday ... Flag as irrelevant
	US Job Jeopardy, Women Set Back, Canada Rate Decision: Eco Day BloombergQuint U.S. Job Jeopardy, Women Set Back, Canada Rate Decision: Eco Day ... Millions more U.S. jobs are in jeopardy, Bloomberg Economics estimates. Flag as irrelevant
	Goldman Sachs: US job market is recovering Ladders The report noted how more than 40 million Americans lost their jobs, according to the Labor Department, but jobless claims reached the lowest total ... Flag as irrelevant
	Asian markets higher after Wall St rises on better US data KAAL Most Asian stock markets rose Thursday after Wall Street gained on surveys showing better U.S. jobs and manufacturing conditions than expected. Flag as irrelevant
	Asia markets mixed after Wall Street rises on better US data Martinsville Bulletin That raises optimism that Friday's more comprehensive jobs report from the U.S. government may also not be as bad as feared. Economists say it may ... Flag as irrelevant
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