Outside tech layoffs early this year, companies have mostly been retaining workers
In re-election speeches, U.S. president says his agenda has triggered a resurgence in factory work
Nearly three-quarters of hiring execs say they feel positive about the hiring outlook for second half of 2023
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