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Fed officials, new data, start lowering expectations for US jobs in May A survey published by the Dallas Fed earlier in the day, meant to provide a mid-month check on national employment trends, pointed to weakening job ...
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Report: Imports support 21 million US jobs Report: Imports support 21 million U.S. jobs. From retail to manufacturing and up and down the supply chain, imports fuel U.S. workforce, trade group ...
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US Jobs Market Remains Under Stress U.S. Jobs Market Remains Under Stress ... US initial jobless claims continue to edge lower, coming in at 444,000 last week versus 478,0000 the week ...
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California was 'the locomotive' of US job growth in April, but it has a long way to go California accounted for an outsized portion of the nation's new jobs last month, although its path to economic recovery from the pandemic remains ...
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New study shows 21m US jobs depend on imports The report, 'Imports Work for American Workers,' focuses on the net impact of imports on US jobs – including statistics on sectors such as retail, apparel, ...
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Biden's negotiations with Republicans are making some Democrats anxious "However, in service of trying to advance these negotiations, the President has asked us to respond with changes to his American Jobs Plan, in hopes ...
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What climate change jobs will be in high demand? Growth is expected in a range of climate-related occupations by 2029, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. The bureau developed ...
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Analysis: How the post-pandemic labor crunch is curbing US manufacturing 'BIG FOR US'. Labor shortages are not yet causing shutdowns like those seen in auto plants running short of computer chips. Instead, they are forcing ...
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California Coronavirus Updates: California Regains Nearly Half Of Jobs Lost During The Pandemic The state has now regained nearly half of the 2.7 million jobs lost at the start of the pandemic and accounted for 38% of all new jobs in the U.S. in April.
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America Is on a Road to a Better Economy. But Better for Whom? The U.S. economy still faces a long climb back to health — and the most vulnerable workers will, inevitably, be the last to benefit. The number of jobs ...
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