January job numbers reveal a slowdown in growth, with 143,000 jobs added, and the unemployment rate dropping to 4%. Despite concerns, the labor market remains strong.

The “last hired, first fired” trend remains a factor in employment patterns, with Black unemployment rates consistently higher than those of white workers. As of December 2024, the unemployment rate ...

Discover US Employment Job January 2025 jobs report. Job growth slows, unemployment dips to 4%, and the Fed holds rates. Read ...

A United States Bureau of Labor Statistics report indicates that the state of the job market is stable for now, but could ...

Generally, the U.S. unemployment rate has held steady in the last year, but Black, Asian and disabled Americans have seen a ...

Black men saw their unemployment rate spike to 6.9% from 5.6% in January, bucking the overall unemployment rate trend for the ...

The latest employment report was the last of former President Joe Biden's administration. While the handover of the executive ...

If the land question remains unresolved, it will, irrespective of who replaces the ANC in the next poll, result in an Arab Spring scenario. We will see the scenes of the July ‘Zuma’ 2021 riots tenfold ...

Mass job creation, illegal foreigners camping in South African shores, and drastic economic changes are some of the things ...

Alex Fitzpatrick/Axios Sometimes overlooked in the big monthly jobs reports is a stark reality: The unemployment rate among Black Americans is consistently higher than the overall rate, and that gap ...

According to the South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation, South Dakota’s unemployment rate was 1.9% in December. For the same month, Pennington and Meade County were listed at 1.8% with Custer ...

New data highlights persistent racial economic disparities in the US, showing income, wealth, employment, credit, and ...