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Have We Hit a Peak in the Job Market?

In May, initial weekly jobless claims bottomed out at 266,500. Not only is this the lowest number since the recession, it is the lowest number since April 2000.

Trey Thoelcke · 11 years ago

The American $52,000 Household Income

ThinkstockThe Labor Department data which show that wages and benefits only grew .2% in the June quarter, served as a reminder of the struggle Americans have to make to simply keep pace with the…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 11 years ago

Five States With Highest Unemployment

ThinkstockThe national unemployment rate for June was 5.3%, essentially unchanged from May. And the lowest unemployment rate in the country was less than half that, 2.6% in Nebraska. No other state checked in with…

Paul Ausick · 11 years ago

Only 1% of Facebook Tech Employees Are Black

A new diversity report from Facebook shows that only 1% of its tech workers are black, but the company plans to bring balance to its workforce.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 11 years ago

Unemployment Drops Below 3% In Nebraska

The U.S. economy has added enough workers since unemployment hit 10% at the depths of the recession that the national jobless rate has moved down to 5.5%. The recovery has been fairly even, recently,  with…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 11 years ago

US Job Openings Now at All-Time High

ThinkstockWhen you hear that employers cannot find workers, or that job seekers are not happy with the available jobs, some market and economic watchers scratch their heads. Now a new Bureau of Labor Statistics…

Jon C. Ogg · 11 years ago

Long-Term Unemployment Still at 2.4 Million

While the number of people employed in the United States surged higher in May, the count of the long-term unemployed stayed at 2.4 million.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 11 years ago