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#JOBSDAY UPDATE: September's job numbers just dropped, and tells us a bad overall picture: our labor market is weaker than 4.2% unemployment suggests.
Our labor market is facing some extreme challenges, such as the fact that men continue to fall behind women in employment growth, as seen on the graph.
September #JobsDay numbers show job growth has slowed with payrolls rising by only 29,000. Unemployment rose slightly to 4.2%, and payrolls were revised down by 60,000 for the months of July and August. (1/7)
August #JobsDay numbers show job growth reversed its drop from last month with payrolls rising by 162,000. Unemployment held steady at 4.1%, and payrolls were revised up by 55,000 for the months of June and July. (1/6)
With #JobsDay upon us once again, I wrote about a simple way to put the differentiated needs of families front and center: BLS should add an employment sheet that breaks out the data by age of youngest child.
In a remarkable twist of timing, President Trump's pick to run the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Brett Matsumoto, looks likely to be confirmed today, on #jobsday, 12 months after he fired the last BLS commissioner following an unexpectedly weak jobs report.
#jobsday puzzle: 0.8ppt June drop in prime age Epop. Answers: #QLmonthly data. Layoffs to unemployment rose by almost 50%, and the propensity to exit LF (not count as Unemp.) after layoff rose almost 50%. We still view labor market as stable, see briefing:
https://t.co/lpVa7rJCHX
Recent job creation in perspective. Trump has averaged 42,000 jobs per month since he started in January 2025, vs. 191,000 for Biden once we regained the pre-pandemic peak in July 2022 and 216,000 in Obama's 2nd term. #jobsday
May #JobsDay numbers show job growth continued with payrolls up by 172K and unemployment steady at 4.3%. Health care/social assistance (47K) continue to boost the labor market, while leisure/hospitality (70K) & local government (55K) saw large payroll growth this month. (1/7)
The April #JobsDay numbers show job growth continued with payrolls up by 115K and unemployment holding steady at 4.3%.
A factor I normally don’t talk about in the report is wages, but I want to highlight what has been happening given affordability concerns. (1/7)
NEW #JobsDay Preview:
@deanbaker13 says don't expect good news this Friday.
Job growth averaged just 8K/month over the last three months, before the Iran war added new pressure.
Restaurants are likely to shed jobs as consumers pull back as manufacturing keeps losing ground.
Health care is the one bright spot?
Unemployment is expected to rise, especially for Black workers and young people.
Wage growth is also slowing and average unemployment spells just hit their longest stretch since 2022.
The big picture is that there's further weakening of the economy, but we're not yet at collapse.
For details, read the full preview: https://t.co/fE5N5RtwsK
The Household Survey part of the jobs report, since Trump started:
🔴Labor force smaller by 213,000.
🔴919,000 fewer employed.
🔴706,000 more unemployed.
🔴Unemployment rate up 0.4%.
#jobsday
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Recent monthly job creation in perspective. Trump's 2nd term only at 15,000/month, way below Biden and Obama's 2nd term no matter how you slice it.
Today’s #JobsDay reveals a dramatically slowing economy: we lost 92,000 jobs in February and unemployment rates for Black and Latina women got worse. https://t.co/9PYTFVjRj8
Between the decline in employment in February and the downward revision to December, job growth has now effectively slowed to zero. #jobsday
U.S. payroll employment FELL by 92,000 jobs in February and the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.4 percent.
Data: https://t.co/6lorYRBdoy
Live coverage: https://t.co/2c8vFTeTmB
It's #JobsDay! Each month, the Joint Center analyzes Bureau of Labor Statistics employment data and explains what the numbers mean for Black workers. Our January Jobs Day analysis by Joint Center Senior Policy Analyst Dr. Gabrielle Smith Finnie is below. 🧵 #JobsReport
Today, the January #JobsDay numbers came out and show the labor market rose with payrolls increasing by 130,000 & unemployment ticking down to 4.3%. Payroll growth was driven again by jobs in the health care sector (+82K). (1/6)
For #JobsDay, the Joint Center analyzes the employment numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and showcases what the numbers mean for Black workers. Our Dec. Jobs Day analysis by Joint Center Senior Policy Analyst, Workforce Policy Dr. Gabrielle Smith Finnie, is below. 🧵 #JobsReport
Today, the December #JobsDay numbers came out and show the labor market rose with payrolls increasing by 50,000 & unemployment ticking down to 4.4%. For 2025 overall, the labor market averaged 49,000 net jobs a month as compared to a monthly average of 168,000 net jobs in 2024. (1/7)
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