The Trump administration stands on the precipice of a monumental decision, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Homeland ...

U.S. employers added 228k jobs in March amid federal layoffs and uncertainty sparked by Trump's tariffs. Economists polled ...

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The March jobs report is set to show a gradual slowdown in hiring. But uncertainty from Trump's tariffs could mean a bigger ...

The March 2025 employment situation report came in stronger than expected. The report, which had been expected to show ...

Analysts contend that the industry has concerns about the accuracy of the information being published if large layoffs come.

No one, literally no one, from the president to this columnist, expected to see 228,000 jobs added by the American job market last month.

The federal workforce includes nearly 34,000 jobs in Minnesota. Over 20,000 are located in the Twin Cities metropolitan area.

Australian employment rebounded in March, recovering from a one-off dive the previous month, while the unemployment rate came ...

The U.S. economy continued to add jobs in March and the pace of job gains picked up at a faster pace than a month ago despite economic uncertainty. The Labor Department on Friday announced that ...

The new jobs report also showed wage growth cooled based on year-over-year changes. Average hourly earnings increased from $34.67 in March 2024 to $36 this past month. That 3.8% rise is a slower ...

US stocks futures were off their morning lows ahead of the jobs report but ticked lower as investors digested the data. The Dow was lower by 1,450 points, or 3.6%. The broader S&P 500 was 4.1% lower.