Back in 2022, when the labor market was so hot that Beyoncé even released a song about it, Americans were job hopping in large numbers, boosting their salary in the process. The Great Resignation ...

But first a bit of background: The numbers in Friday’s jobs report most likely will change in the months (and years) to come.

The number of workers who left their jobs last year hit the lowest level since 2020, according to Labor Department data ...

The pace of hiring slowed slightly in January, signaling more subdued employment growth even as joblessness remained low.

Back in 2022, when the labor market was so hot that Beyoncé even released a song about it, Americans were job hopping in large numbers, boosting their salary in the process. The Great Resignation was ...

But, on many other measures, we see a labor market that is gradually cooling ... over the past 3 months - still solid, but not red hot by any means. Payrolls in June rose in government jobs ...

In his most recent press conference, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell characterized the labor market as "broadly stable ... been around 1 to 1 since the summer too. And even the quits and ...

Wall Street wiped out its entire postelection rally over the week as mounting interest-rate fears were stoked by a red-hot labor market, surging inflation expectations and escalating geopolitical ...

The sentiment is a marked shift from the red-hot labor market of 2022, which was characterized by oversized pay hikes for workers who switched jobs and high rates of job openings. Since then ...