The index for shelter rose 0.3% between September and October and was up 6.7% year over year, according to CPI data released Tuesday
Brokerages and other real estate companies added 6,300 new jobs in March, a rate of payroll growth that exceeded that of the U.S. at large
The Fed now has justification to keep a tight lid on interest rates. But some fear that if employers are forced to raise wages too quickly, that could spark inflationary pressures and spook bond investors
A total of 960,668 initial claims were filed, a decrease of 151,303 from the week prior, for the week ending Jan. 16, according to data Thursday from the US Labor Department
Total payrolls declined for the first time since April due to spiking COVID-19 cases
For the week ending Aug. 8, a total of 963K new unemployment claims were reported on a seasonally adjusted annual basis, a decline of 228K from the week prior
Claims have been decreasing for 15 weeks, from mid-Pandemic highs — when new unemployment claims topped 6 million — but remain ahead of pre-pandemic numbers
More than 1.4 million Americans filed for unemployment last week, according to the US Department of Labor
Total nonfarm payroll fell by 20.5M in April with heavy losses in leisure and hospitality
More than 26 million individuals have filed for unemployment since COVID-19 began spreading throughout the country
The real estate sector — which includes rental and leasing — lost 3,400 jobs in the first 2 weeks of March. The numbers don't reflect 10 million claims filed over the past 2 weeks
Over the past 2 weeks, more than 10 million have filed for unemployment as more states take proactive measures against coronavirus
U.S. Department of Labor rule would allow self-employed individuals to band together to buy into association health plans
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