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Small businesses slashed jobs in November amid concerns about labor market's strength


Private companies cut an unexpected 32,000 jobs in November as hiring has stalled out and unemployment creeps upward in a fragile job market. Read More

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Is the job market frozen or faltering?


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Black workers bear the brunt of a stagnant U.S. job market


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Absent the jobs report, let's look at other labor market indicators


Today is Thursday, Oct. 30, when the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ weekly report on jobless claims nationwide usually comes out. But with the government shutdown, it remains absent. It’s been about a ... Read More


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