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How old is the federal workforce?

In 2022, the average age of a federal workforce employee was 47.

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Jobs report shows marked slowdown as UAW strike, uncertain outlook tame hiring, lift unemployment rate

Hiring slowed sharply in October while wage pressures eased as the Federal Reserve's long run of rate hikes begins to affect the world's largest economy.

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What is labor productivity, and how has it changed in the US over time?

Labor productivity in the US manufacturing sector has fallen since 2011.

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How much money do doctors make in the US?

The median annual wage across 17 specialties is $229,300 — but individual doctors’ earnings vary, particularly for those practicing in Hawaii, Minnesota, Oklahoma, or West Virginia.

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Strong September jobs report stokes inflation worries, Treasury yield surge

The U.S. economy created a far higher-than-expected new jobs last month, as the labor market continues to outperform forecasts and stoke inflation concern.

The Street

September jobs report could stoke Treasury yield surge, or stop it in its tracks

The Labor Department's September jobs report could have a major impact on the recent surge in Treasury bond yields are market remain fixated on renewed inflation pressures.

The Street

Weekly jobless edge higher, to 207,000, but remain fixed near 8-month lows; payrolls on deck

Stocks will continue to key on labor market data this week with weekly jobless claims and September non-farm payrolls expected today and tomorrow.

The Street

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Will Friday's Jobs Report End 10-Year Treasury Yield Bloodbath?

Friday's jobs report will likely be solid, and maybe even stronger. Relief from the surging 10-year Treasury yield is coming, but not yet.

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ADP jobs data show fewer private-sector hires in September

The private sector created fewer-than-expected new jobs last month, perhaps indicating that the resilient labor market is cooling.

The Street

Kosher Prices Soar, Jewish Families Get Creative For High Holidays

Rising costs prompt budget creativity and alternative shopping strategies for Jewish families preparing for holidays.

Zenger

Weekly jobless claims edge higher but near 10-month lows in tight labor market

Jobless claims data could be one of the last major releases for weeks if a protracted government shutdown begins on Saturday. T

The Street

Top U.S. Cities For Accountants: Salt Lake City, Miami, Tucson, Little Rock, Tulsa

Accountants in these metro areas enjoy steady demand, high job growth, and attractive salaries

Zenger

Visa authority suspends Indian visa for Canadians amid diplomatic row

BLS International - a private agency hired for initial scrutiny of visa applications - in a notice said "Due to operational reasons... Indian visa services have been suspended till further notice". Read further on Dynamite News: Read further on Dynamite News:

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Indian visa suspension for Canadians done as per official order: BLS International

Private agency BLS International has suspended processing Indian visas for Canadian travellers, as per official requirement. A notice on the BLS website said visas have been suspended from 21 September 2023.

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How dangerous is extreme heat for America’s workers?

Nearly 40 US workers die annually due to environmental heat exposure. Thousands more are injured.

Reason

Gas and Rent Drive Inflation Higher for the Second Straight Month

Overall inflation rose 0.6 percent in August leading to an annualized rate of 3.7 percent.

Fortune

Millennials didn't kill the 'organization man' after all. Federal data reveals it was the boomers all along

Long before quiet quitting, boomers rejected "working for the man," says UNC sociologist Arne Kalleberg, "which is exactly what’s happening now."

The Street

Unemployment leaps to Feb 2022 high as job market softens into autumn

The economy added a bigger jobs number last month, but downward revisions for July and June, alongside a big jump in unemployment, suggests a weakening labor market.

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Job market back in focus as hiring slows, wages cool into autumn months

The once-hot job market is starting to cool, with wages easing and hiring slowing, suggesting the Fed's year-long run of rate hikes might be coming to an end.

The Street

Jobs-data run kicks off with July Jolts report; eyes on August payrolls

The Bureau of Labor Statistics will kick-off a four-day run of key jobs data releases later today with its closely tracked July Jolts report.

The Street

Jobs data in focus as pay deals, hiring complicate Fed inflation task

Jobs data will be back in focus Thursday as markets continue to key on the labor market for clues as to the pace of inflation heading into the autumn and the Fed's likely reaction to a wage-fueled spike in consumer price pressures.

USAFacts

The Producer Price Index: What it is and why it matters

The PPI monitors approximately 10,000 monthly product indexes, offering valuable insights into the economic well-being from the seller's standpoint.

The Street

Jobs Report Shock: 187,000 New Hires In July, Weakest Since 2020, But Wages Rising

As the economy heads into autumn, hiring is starting to cool but wage growth remains firm, further complicating the Federal Reserve's inflation fight.

Fortune

There’s a hidden recession red flag hidden in the latest jobs report, according to two top economists

Once you strip out the growth in government jobs, the private job creation numbers are feeble, and getting more so.

The Street

June Jobs Report Weakest in 3 Years, With 209,000 New Hires

Job gains slowed notably in June, with downward revisions for May and April, suggesting a slower pace of hiring into the summer months.

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