Labor Dept: Nearly Half a Million Net New Jobs Added in January
The U.S. added far more jobs than expected—467,000 in January—with the unemployment rate changing little at 4.0%, despite the omicron ...
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Overall Job Growth Disappoints in September, But Construction Is on the Rise
Jobs are on the rise, but September growth was slow—a follow-up to a slow August. According to the latest report ...
Overall Job Growth Disappoints in September, But Construction Is on the Rise
Jobs are on the rise, but September growth was slow—a follow-up to a slow August. According to the latest report ...
Economy at Milestone Unemployment
April brought the economy 164,000 jobs, and 3.9 percent unemployment—below 4 percent, and the lowest rate in roughly 20 years. ...
February Jobs Impress
Fed Has Green Light February brought the economy an impressive 313,000 jobs and 4.1 percent unemployment, with average hourly wages ...
July Jobs Report Signals Riper Conditions for Housing
The U.S. economy added 209,000 jobs in July, the Labor Department recently reported, flouting expectations and signaling riper conditions for ...
Jason Mitchell’s Coaching Tip of The Day
Focus on the seller. This potential $25,000 to first time buyers is not going to help. The problem is inventory–the more homes available, the more pricing stabilizes. Watch this video to learn more.
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