Key measures of the job market's health improved in January, in a final snapshot taken before President Donald Trump's trade wars shook up the economy.

January’s report showed that job openings increased across many major sectors, with the sharpest upticks in industries such as real estate, finance and retail, according to the report.

All eyes are on the February jobs report, which comes just after the start of massive federal job cuts under the Trump ...

M vs. 7.500M consensus and 7.508M prior (revised from 7.600M), according to data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor ...

The latest assessment also included revisions for 2024 that brought the state's unemployment rate more in range with the ...

The figures came in below expectations of 160,000 jobs, but still represented an increase from January’s underwhelming ...

The Bay Area gained jobs in January, fueled by sturdy gains in the South Bay and East Bay, although the San Francisco metro ...

The February jobs report comes at a crucial moment for markets as stocks have recently sold off amid fears of an economic slowdown.

U.S. employers in January added 143,000 jobs. The January report was taken in the week of Jan. 12 and reflected labor-market performance before Trump took office, on Jan. 20. Still, payroll gains ...