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September jobs report blows past expectations, showing hiring surge
U.S. hiring surged in September, blowing past economist expectations and rebuking concern about weakness in the labor market.
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US hiring exceeds expectations, as economy adds 261,000 jobs
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NYC sets all-time jobs record, but there's work to be done
Sharpton calls out high unemployment rate for Black New Yorkers
US releases much better-than-expected jobs report
Microsoft expected to cut 10,000 jobs, company says
Inflation cooled in December, bolstering hopes US can avert recession
How millions of missing workers are making do without a job
US hiring exceeds expectations, as economy adds 261,000 jobs
US hiring exceeds expectations, as economy adds 261,000 jobs
The Federal Reserve says unemployment will rise
Excluded workers disrupt traffic on Brooklyn, Manhattan bridges
What to know about stimulus checks, federal aid in 2022
Costco raises minimum wage to $17 an hour
Burnout, child care costs drive more women out of workforce
Employees in NJ could earn extra $500 in new back-to-work program
Working NYC nurse mistakenly gets 300 pieces of unemployment mail
NJ businesses face 'unprecedented hiring crisis,' industry leaders say
IRS sends out refunds to filers who overpaid on unemployment benefits
Newark's Equitable Economic Recovery Plan to help small businesses
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