Nonfarm Payrolls
http://www.bls.gov/ces/#newsA monthly statistic from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics showing detailed industry data on employment, hours, and earnings of workers on nonfarm payrolls.
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U.S. job gains in year through March likely to be revised up by 43,000
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U.S. Adds 157 Thousand Jobs in July, Unemployment Rate Hits 3.9%
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U.S. job growth slows in July, unemployment rate drops
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Oil prices pull back as trade tensions weigh on market
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Dollar steady after jobs data miss; Fed rate hike hopes intact
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U.S. jobless claims up slightly; factory orders rise
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Dollar strengthens on mounting worries about U.S.-China trade war
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Trade fight drags, but Apple's $1 trillion milestone boosts U.S. indexes
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Trade tensions, labor shortages loom over U.S. factories
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U.S. weekly jobless claims hit more than 48-and-a-half-year low
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Data Shows U.S. Added 213 Thousand Jobs in June
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U.S. jobs growth lifts Wall Street, offsetting tariffs
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U.S. job growth underscores economy's strength, tariffs a threat
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Dollar slumps after U.S. nonfarm payrolls data, tariffs kick in
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U.S. services sector activity picks up; jobless claims rise
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Take Five: World markets themes for the week ahead
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Comerica Bank's Michigan Index Up Again
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Comerica Bank's Texas Index Rebounds
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Comerica Bank's California Index Declines
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U.S. labor market tightening; mid-Atlantic manufacturing cools
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U.S. weekly jobless claims drop as labor market picks up steam
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Comerica Bank's Texas Index Ticks Down
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May Job Gains Top Expectations, Unemployment Rate Declines to 3.8%
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U.S. jobs report brightens prospects for stocks, dollar
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U.S. job growth surges, unemployment rate falls to 3.8 percent
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U.S. first-quarter growth trimmed on weak consumer spending
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U.S. labor market tightening; mid-Atlantic factory activity picks up
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Traders expect U.S. rate hike in June, shrug off weak payrolls data
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U.S. Adds 164 Thousand Jobs in April, Unemployment Rate Declines to 3.9%
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U.S. job growth picks up, unemployment rate falls to 3.9 percent
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U.S. trade deficit narrows on exports; jobs market tightening
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U.S. jobless claims rise modestly; unemployment rolls smallest since 1973
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Comerica Bank's California Index Levels Out
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Comerica Bank's Texas Index Steady
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U.S. job gains smallest in six months, wage growth firming
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Jobs Gains Fall Short of Expectations in March
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Wall Street ends down 2 percent as U.S.-China trade fears intensify
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U.S. job growth seen slowing in March, jobless rate likely fell
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Dollar falters on U.S.-China trade rift, weaker-than-forecast jobs data
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U.S. jobless claims rise; continuing claims lowest since 1973
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U.S. private payrolls rise strongly; services sector growth slows
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Comerica Bank's Michigan Index Unchanged
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Comerica Bank's Texas Index Increases Again
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February Job Gains Top Expectations
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Wall Street climbs on bull market's birthday as inflation fears ebb
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U.S. economy creates 313,000 jobs in February; wage growth slows
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Dollar flat after U.S. jobs data, yen falls after BOJ meeting
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U.S. jobless claims back off 48-year low; layoffs declining
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U.S. trade deficit races to more than nine-year high
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U.S. service sector activity ebbs; orders at 12-1/2-year high

