The four-week moving average of unemployment benefits claims is at the highest level since late 2021. Is this more evidence of a slowly cooling economy?

The class of 2023 is entering a strong labor market as employers continue to snap up workers.

The moderation in pay growth is part of more balanced and stable economic conditions, some economists say.

The number of openings decreased for the third straight month in March, but it’s still historically high.

The number of available H-2B visas available nearly doubled in 2023, providing more people to carry out beautification projects.

The new head of the National Economic Council on inflation, supply chains, jobs and post-SVB bank regulation.

Employers need more skilled workers, and some technical and community colleges are getting more funding to train them.

More than half a dozen have announced they’re closing over the past year or so.

The rise coincides with an increase in union organizing.

Here’s what that could mean for the labor market — and inflation.