The U.S. labor market picked up 228,000 jobs in March, a better-than-expected performance amid mounting concerns that an escalating trade war, deepening cuts to the federal workforce and souring ...

Broadly speaking, though, the latest report indicates that there's a predictable and ongoing cooling off in the labor market. By comparison, the stock market reaction was jarringly negative ...

WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits increased slightly last week, suggesting the labor market remained stable in March ...

Despite the drop in openings, overall labor market turnover held fairly steady in February, as the percentage of hires, layoffs and quits of total employment were unchanged. The level of layoffs ...

This finding carries an important implication for today. Economic uncertainty looms at present, whether due to US policies ...

This week, the focus will shift to the labor market, with the March jobs report set for release on Friday. Updates on private payrolls and job openings, as well as activity in the services and ...

It’s a timely, if unsettling, question: Could the bottom fall out of the job market just in time for the silver anniversary of the dot-com bust 25 years ago? At first glance, the labor market ...

Employers added jobs in March at a much stronger pace than expected, a sign that the labor market remained solid despite economic uncertainty, government layoffs and market turbulence. The U.S ...

Though the labor market remains on solid ground, policies by President Donald Trump's administration pose a downside risk. Thousands of federal government workers, mostly on probation, have been ...

The labor market showed strength going into the latest round of tariff uncertainty, as the data was compiled before President Donald Trump’s “liberation day” announcement on April 2.

President Gustavo Petro addresses supporters during a rally he called to back his labor and health reform proposals, which have struggled to gain legislative approval, outside Congress in Bogotá ...