The Latest Breaking News from Unemployment

A blowout jobs report and a bit of wage inflation means a Fed pivot towards easing will have to wait.

The economy has stalled and inflation remains high. Should we be worried? Guardian Australia’s experts have very different views

The U.S. economy added more jobs than projected in May, but the unemployment rate topped 4% for the first time in nearly 18 months.

US job growth blew past estimates in May while unemployment also edged up, according to government data released Friday, underscoring the labor market's resilience as policymakers seek to cool the economy gradually.

US jobs report reveals 4% unemployment rate, surprising economists. Federal Reserve Chair Powell downplays impact on monetary policy.

US stocks fell on Friday due to strong job market data in May, leading to a rise in bond yields. Unemployment rate in the US also increased to 4%.

One of the few success stories of the Conservative government is the fall in inflation, which is now close to the target rate set by the Bank of England. In April 2024, the consumer price index, the most common measure of inflation, increased by 3% over the previous year compared…

Labour agency says occupied West Bank joblessness stands at almost 32 percent, giving a combined total of 50.8 percent.

Experts recommend a $2,467 emergency fund for low-income savers, but this might no longer work considering the current economic climate.

Insights on the U.S. labor market: jobless claims rise slightly, hiring pace moderates, and tech companies announce layoffs.

As the saying goes, “There are lies, damn lies and statistics.”