BLS releases the impact of COVID-19 on employment for June 2020
The BLS released an announcement regarding the improvement in the labor market data. The announcement also covers the effects of the economic activity which contracted in March and April. Take a look at the report here. ...
Understanding the June jobs report
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The blaring error in the May jobs report
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The communities who are hit the hardest
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15 future-proof careers
According to data collected from various surveys, including the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, these are the 15 future-proof careers which will survive the pandemic and prosper. From Solar Energy Technicians to software developers and nurses, take a look at the projected earnings and details about ...
Latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics released their weekly report on Sunday which claimed that unemployment rates were lower in May in 38 states and the District of Colombia, higher in 3 states and stable in 9 states. Read about the details here. ...
Bureau of Labor Statistics releases a summary of employer costs for employee compensation
According to the latest data released by BLS, the employer costs for employee compensation for civilian workers averaged $37.73 per hour worked in March 2020. The cost of wages and salaries on employers was $25.91 while benefit costs were $11.82. Total compensation costs for civilian workers were $ ...
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