Average hourly wages rose faster than expected and will likely worry the Fed
Wage growth rebounded in July, rising 5% year over year
The four-week moving average of claims, a less-volatile measure, fell by 5,500 applications to 228,250
B.C. court says case meets criteria and allows plaintiff to revise claim
Data suggests the labour market is slowly normalizing from post-pandemic extremes
Decline in working population to pressure growth and government finances
Reducing hours and stress could entice older workers to stay employed, survey finds
Home sales, earnings and a jobs report are coming this week
Policymakers need to balance the effects of rapid immigration, TD says
Demographics are boosting growth, but the rate outlook remains unchanged