The Bureau of Labor Statistics, which releases monthly labor data, is closed. That makes it harder for economists at all levels to understand which way the economy is moving. (Scripps News)

Around 4.4 Million Americans have either quit their jobs or changed them this past February. The high turnover comes as the Bureau of Labor reported that there were more than 11.3 million job openings despite 6.7 million people getting...

New grads are struggling to find entry-level positions. Leadership reporter Brit Morse explains how AI, tariffs, and economic uncertainty are reshaping the job market.

Former BLS Commissioner Erica Groshen weighs in on the disbanding of the Federal Economic Statistics Advisory Committee. (Scripps News)

The United Auto Workers union plans to expand its strike against Detroit's legacy automakers on Friday if there isn't major progress in negotiations. Bloomberg's Su Keenan has the latest.



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The Bureau of Labor Statistics' latest report says consumer goods jumped 8.5%. That's the largest inflation increase in the past 40 years.

According to the Census Bureau and the Bureau of Labor Statistics the poverty rate in the United States decreased 10.5 percent in 2019.

Experts predict a huge wave will leave their employer in the months ahead. A survey found 25% of U.S. employees plan to switch jobs.

The unemployment rate did rise slightly to 3.6 percent, but it's being attributed to the 325,000 Americans who started looking for work.

The service industry continues to struggle and again saw the largest declines, as many restaurants and hospitality sectors struggle amid the pandemic.

The unemployment rate in May was likely three points higher than what was initially reported.

1.5 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week.

Weekly claims have been falling for months but remain above the 1 million mark.

According to the government's latest numbers, businesses made 130,000 new hires last month.

Experts say stockpiling and supply disruption amid the pandemic have been driving prices up, and that it's likely going to continue.

Jun.18 -- U.S. initial jobless claims in state programs totaled 1.51 million in the week ended June 13, down slightly from 1.57 million in the prior week. Bloomberg's Mike McKee has the latest on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Economists predicted last week's claims would come in around 1.3 million.

Nov.12 -- U.S. initial jobless claims in regular state programs totaled 709,000 in the week ended Nov. 7, while the consumer price index remained unchanged in October. Bloomberg's Mike McKee breaks down the numbers on "Bloomberg...