The Roff Draft: Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
Washington, D.C. – For Joe Biden, the February jobs report provides a reason to celebrate. It looks like America is finally getting back to work....
January Jobs Report Exceeds Expectations
Despite the Omicron surge, nonfarm payrolls grew by 467,000 in January. Wall Street expected employers to add 150,000 new jobs.
While experts believed Omicron would...
Jobs Fall by 301,000 While Omicron Surges
As the Omicron variant slams the labor market, private payrolls fell by 301,000 for the month on January, well below the Dow Jones' estimate...
December Jobs Report Falls Short of Expectations
The U.S. economy added 199,000 jobs in December. The hiring figures came as a disappointment as economists had forecasted 422,000 new jobs.
They show that...
Economist: Economy Will Further Weaken as ‘Build Back Better’ Discourages Americans From Working
By now, everyone knows that job growth came to a crawl in November.
CNBC called the November report "a huge miss." Even CNN admitted that...
November Jobs Report Disappoints as Hiring Stalls
Job growth slowed dramatically in November, although there were hopeful signs that the economy is improving on other fronts from its pandemic lows.
According to...
U.S. Economic Growth Drops to Slowest Pace Since Pandemic Began
Supply chain bottlenecks and rising COVID-19 cases caused U.S. economic growth to sputter in the third quarter.
The confluence of those and other factors (including...
CNBC Hosts Struggle to Make Sense of Disappointing Jobs Report
The Labor Department reports that the economy gained a paltry 194,000 jobs in September. The disappointing numbers were less than half of the 500,000...
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