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Jan. jobs report to be delayed

Labor Department announces jobs report release date after shutdown delay

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has announced new dates for several reports, including the January jobs report, pushing back their publication after a partial government shutdown temporarily paus...

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Why release of jobs report from Bureau of Labor Statistics has been delayed

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Jobs Report Delayed Because of Partial Shutdown

US companies announced most job cuts for any Jan. since 2009

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The job market was already ‘slim pickings.’ New data shows it just got worse

The labor market is becoming increasingly inhospitable in the United States, as demand for workers continues to wane and job postings are at their lowest levels since the pandemic.

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US companies announced most job cuts for any January since 2009

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January layoffs hit highest level since 2009 as monthly job cuts surge

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Job cuts are highest for any January since 2009. See why.

In an omen of economic uncertainty ahead, U.S. companies laid off 108,435 workers in January, an increase of 205% from December.

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Last month was the worst January for job cut announcements since 2009

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U.S.-based employers ramp up job cuts in January: Challenger Report

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Companies Hang On To Their Workers, And Workers Cling To Their Jobs: One More Factor Why It's Tough For Job Seekers

Job openings fell by 386,000 in December to 6.54 million, seasonally adjusted, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics today.

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Labor Department Cancels Release of Much-Anticipated October Jobs Report

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics announced Wednesday that it will not publish a jobs report for the month of October. On Wednesday afternoon, a revision was made on BLS’s website confirming that the employment situation data ...

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Trump nominates government economist to lead Bureau of Labor Statistics

President Trump says he is nominating the government economist Brett Matsumoto to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Job openings plummeted in December, especially for service-sector roles

There are now more unemployed people than job openings, which is landing particularly hard on young jobseekers.