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ADP releases snapshot of US jobs market as government reports remain paused
Private-sector employment jumped by 42,000 in October, according to data released by ADP that provides a snapshot of the overall jobs market. The ADP data, pulled from its customers’ payrolls, ... Read More
Companies in the U.S. added just 42,000 jobs in October, ADP says
The ADP private jobs report is one of the only measures of the jobs market available during the government shutdown. Read More
ADP Data: US Companies Added 42,000 Jobs In October, Mark First Gain Since July
U.S. companies added 42,000 jobs in October, registering the first month of gains since July, when more than 104,000 jobs were added. The October payroll gain surpassed Wall Street expectations of an ... Read More
Private companies added 42K jobs in October, reversing decline: ADP
For context: In October 2024, private employers added 184,000 jobs, per ADP. Wednesday’s report comes after a flurry of high-profile layoff announcements from Amazon, Target and General Motors but ... Read More
Private sector added better-than-expected 42,000 jobs in October, ADP says
The figure reported on Thursday is above economists’ estimates of an increase of 28,000 jobs and higher than the prior month’s revised reading of a loss of 29,000 jobs. Read More
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