Connect with us

Business

U.S. Jobless Claims Fell Last Week in Tight Labor Market

U.S. employees’ filings for unemployment advantages fell final week, suggesting layoffs are holding at a low degree in a decent job market.

Initial jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs, decreased to a seasonally adjusted 232,000 final week from a revised 237,000 the earlier week, the Labor Department stated Thursday. Claims look like on a downward development after ticking up earlier this summer time.

Related Topics:Business Claims Domestic Politics Economic News economic performance Economic Performance/Indicators employment Employment/Unemployment Figures Executive Branch Fell general news Government Bodies indicators Inflation International Relations Jobless Jobless Claims labor Labor Department Market political Political/General News Politics Politics/International Relations SYND tight unemployment figures Week WSJ-PRO-WSJ.com

Yes, Zoom Has an Office. No, It’s Not a Place to Work.

Turning the tables on supply chain issues in the manufacturing sector

Continue Reading

Click to comment

Leave a Reply
Cancel reply

Technology8 months ago

Elon Musk’s affordable internet service Starlink debuts in Japan

Travel8 months ago

Travel agency services market to reach USD 407.7 Bn in 2022

Sports8 months ago

Cam Rising gives No. 20 Utah the lift it needs to stun No. 7 USC

Business8 months ago

Toyota Starts Plant in Junta-Led Myanmar Making 1 to 2 Cars a Day

Fashion6 months ago

US’ Cult&Rain launches metaverse store & 250 core collection sneakers

Entertainment9 months ago

Dancing With the Stars 2022 Cast Revealed

Entertainment9 months ago

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’s Relationship Timeline

World12 months ago

U.K. Economy Shrinks for Second Month as Outlook Dims