Unemployment Rate

Image of conference room.jpg?w=300

Return to the Office Tied to Schools Reopening in JLL Report

Despite improvement in some aspects of the employment picture, job losses rose by 400,000 and a significant number of women left the workforce.

Image of Employment featured e1590497283993.jpg?w=300

Finding Durable Employment Sectors During a Pandemic

Yardi Matrix looks at which U.S. metros have the highest concentration of positions in finance, professional and technical services, and government—sectors that have lost the lowest proportion of jobs.

Image of CORPORATE ACQUISITION 02. Image via Pixabay.png?w=300

US Jobs Picture Holds Steady

While several of the big-picture numbers hardly budged, total nonfarm employment rose, with substantial gains seen in professional and business services, health care, and transportation and warehousing.

Image of CPERadio.png?w=300

Economy Watch Weekly: Declining Unemployment, Strong Prospects Define 2018

Unemployment rates in May 2018 were lower than a year earlier. Despite labor shortages and rising interest rates, contractors were optimistic in the first quarter of 2018. Economy Editor Dees Stribling gives a breakdown of this topic, for the week ending June 29, 2018. 

Economy Watch: Most Metro Areas See Declining Unemployment

Low unemployment isn’t just reflected in a national number. The vast majority of U.S. metros have low unemployment, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Image of BLS Unemployment rate 0518.jpeg?w=300

Economy Watch: Employment Up by 223K Jobs in May

Job creation for the month beat the average of the previous 12 months and was a major increase from April’s employment numbers, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics latest jobs report.

Image of BLS unemployment 0518.jpg?w=300

Economy Watch: State Unemployment Stats Suggest Full Employment is Near

Four states experienced unemployment rate decreases in April, while rates were stable in 46 states and D.C., according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics latest jobs report.

Image of CPERadio.png?w=300

Economy Watch Weekly: April Job Growth Below Expectations

The U.S. economy did not create as many jobs as expected for the month, according the Bureau of Labor Statistics latest jobs report. Economy Editor Dees Stribling breaks down the numbers, for the week ending May 4, 2018.

Image of BLS job creation 0418.jpg?w=300

Economy Watch: Employment Gain More Modest in April

Employment gains in February and March combined were also 30,000 more than previously reported, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Image of BLS unemployment 0318.jpg?w=300

Economy Watch: Most States Reaching Full Employment

Unemployment rates were stable in 45 states and D.C. in March, the Bureau of Labor Statistics recently reported.