The September jobs report was one of those perverse examples of "good news is bad news" as far as the market was concerned. Although payroll growth moderated somewhat, hiring was still more robust ...

The report shows the economy added more than 250,000 jobs in September, and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%. “This is the ...

The September jobs report is due out Friday morning. (Olivier Touron/AFP/Getty Images) Economists expect September employment data to show the labor market is continuing to gently cool.

After a solid January jobs report, more traders are betting that the Fed’s rate-cut pause might not be so brief.

Employers added 254,000 jobs to nonfarm payrolls in September, according to the latest ... called for 150,000 jobs added. Friday’s report doesn’t include the employment effects from recent ...

In light of Friday's strong jobs report, the Fed is now likely to reduce its key rate by more typical quarter-point increments. "The September jobs report shows a nice bump in labor demand at the ...

I am an economist specializing in labor markets and policy. The jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics for September was considerably stronger than expected. Economists had been ...

Job openings declined more than analysts expected in December, hitting their lowest level since September as investors ... Bloomberg had expected Tuesday's report to show 8 million openings ...

Openings slid in December while hiring, voluntary quits and layoffs held steady, the Labor Department reported Tuesday.