Expect a rate increase.

The economy added more jobs in January, but unemployment ticked up slightly.

Wages are on the rise for the first time since President Barack Obama took office. What might this mean for inflation?

The economy added 156,000 jobs last month, a number shy of expectations.

Some say that gains in the report were "solid," while others have called them "modest."

It's all but impossible to add 25 million jobs and push GDP growth to 4 percent.

That figure is less than what analysts predicted.

It's the most important jobs report before the presidential election in November.

We take a look at the current labor market ahead of tomorrow's jobs report.