Labor Market

This page collects the 88 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Labor Market”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Economy, Inflation, and Employment.

1. Today2 items
   1. Labor Department projects 5.9 million new U.S. jobs by 2035The U.S. Labor Department projects the economy will add 5.9 million jobs by 2035, with the fastest growth occurring in the utilities sector and the largest volume of new jobs in healthcare and social Hillsborough
   2. Labor Department projects 5.9 million new U.S. jobs by 2035 with growth in utilities and healthcareHillsborough
2. Thu, Aug 271 item
   1. U.S. weekly unemployment claims fall to 203,000 as layoffs remain at historic lowsNew jobless claims dropped to 203,000 last week, reflecting a labor market where layoffs are rare but hiring remains stagnant. This trend of low claims persists despite a broader economic environment Miami-Dade
3. Tue, Aug 251 item
   1. Consumer confidence drops to seven-month low as gas prices exceed $4 per gallonThe Conference Board's consumer confidence index fell to 89.4 in August, marking the lowest level in seven months. While respondents reported improved views on the current labor market, their short-teMiami-Dade
4. Sun, Aug 231 item
   1. LinkedIn ranks Sarasota-Bradenton-North Port as the fourth fastest-growing job market in the U.S.The Sarasota-Bradenton-North Port metropolitan area has been named the fourth-ranked emerging job market in the United States by a new LinkedIn report. This ranking evaluates the region based on hirinSarasota County
5. Thu, Aug 201 item
   1. U.S. weekly unemployment claims fall to 206,000New applications for U.S. unemployment benefits decreased to 206,000 last week, signaling that layoffs remain at historically low levels. The report highlights a 'no hire, no fire' labor market where Miami-Dade
6. Thu, Aug 131 item
   1. U.S. unemployment claims rise to 209,000 as hiring slowsThe U.S. Labor Department reported that 209,000 people filed for unemployment benefits last week, an increase from the previous week's revised 200,000. While layoffs remain at historically low levels,Miami-Dade
7. Fri, Aug 71 item
   1. U.S. employers cut 23,000 jobs in July as labor market participation declinesU.S. employers unexpectedly reduced payrolls by 23,000 jobs last month, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.1% primarily because 264,000 people exited the labor force. The decline in hiring marks a Miami-Dade

1. 01Donald Trumpperson9 mentions
2. 02Labor Departmentorganization7 mentions
3. 03FactSetorganization6 mentions
4. 04Federal Reserveorganization4 mentions
5. 05Verizonorganization2 mentions
6. 06Social Security Actconcept2 mentions
7. 07Disneyorganization2 mentions
8. 08Marianna Kudlyakperson2 mentions
9. 09Starbucksorganization2 mentions
10. 10Walmartorganization2 mentions