Roughly 150 locals attended a job fair to apply for jobs at the Koch Foods’ plants in Mississippi, following the August 7 removal of 243 alleged illegal migrants from two of the company’s chicken processing plants, according to local authorities.
Job openings and hires in the manufacturing sector remain elevated despite trade tensions. Factory layoffs remain very low.
The idling of GM’s transmission plant in Warren, Michigan, is expected to cost about 16,000 jobs in the state over the next two years, analysis finds, as hundreds of laid-off American workers have already been uprooted
Economists surveyed by Econoday had forecast a gain of 151,000 for July.
Consumers shrugged off trade tensions and Democrat attempts to talk down the economy in July, pushing confidence higher than expected.
House Republicans and Democrats are rewarding the “indentured servitude” business model of Silicon Valley’s tech conglomerates with a bill that allows Indian nationals to monopolize the United States’ green card system, an expert says.
The reason the unemployment rate rose slightly is that the number of Americans looking for work picked up.
The share of the workforce holding multiple jobs rose slightly in June but remains very low in a very strong labor market.
The June jobs report showed the American labor market making a strong rebound after a stumble in May.
Democrat 2020 candidate Andrew Yang claimed during Thursday’s debate that universal basic income, paid for by tax similar to Europe, would create “millions of jobs.”
It’s just not true that the low level of unemployment is because people are working multiple jobs.
About seven-in-ten Republican voters support tariffs on Chinese imports to protect American jobs and U.S. industries from unfair foreign competition, a new poll finds.
A California furniture and hardware company is planning to expand its manufacturing in the United States thanks to President Trump’s tariffs on billions of dollars worth of Chinese imports.
Former Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) official Michael Cutler says the ruling class is “destroying the middle class” through mass illegal and legal immigration to the United States.
Economists had expected the pace of job creation to moderate to 180,000 after April’s extremely hot 263,000.
The Institute for Supply Management its nonmanufacturing index rose to 56.9 in May from 55.5 in April
Private sector payrolls added just 27,000 new jobs in May, according to a report Wednesday from Moody’s Analytics and ADP.
Native born Americans have continued lagging behind foreign born workers in the United States’ workforce over the last decade, federal data finds.
The constant flow of legal immigration to the United States — with 1.2 million nationals admitted every year — has driven the “highest level in decades” of foreign workers in the American economy.
The Financial Times has admitted that the European working class have seen few gains from the post-crash recovery, fuelling a continued sense of grievance against the political establishment ahead of the European Parliament elections.
Economists had estimated that the economy would add 180,000 to nonfarm payrolls in April.
Private payrolls beat economist expectations by more than 100,000 jobs in April, setting the stage for a monster jobs report Friday.
Young Republicans and President Trump supporters are the most skeptical of the United States’ mass legal and illegal immigration policy, a new Harvard Insitute of Politics poll finds.
President Trump’s hand-picked appointees for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) defied his “Buy American” economic nationalist agenda in a recent case where they voted to protect companies who falsely claimed their Chinese-manufactured products were “Made in America.”
Nearly all new jobs created in the United Kingdom since the 2016 European Union (EU) membership referendum have gone to British workers, a distinct change from the period before the vote when nearly half went to EU migrants.
More than 12 million Americans have remain sidelined from the U.S. workforce despite their wanting full-time employment, federal data suggests.
Working class American men have struggled to increase their labor participation rate to workforce levels before the Great Recession of 2007, new data finds.
Job growth picked up in March after a dismal February.
The Moody’s/ADP report on private payrolls shows that the jobs slump may have continued into March.
A stronger than expected reading from the manufacturing sector showed gains in orders, production, and employment.
