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Inihain Sa Data and Technology, Employment Trends • Ng: Joelle Gamble •
Chart showing the monthly change in employment (by thousands) from January 2021 to December 2022 with the 3-month moving average.
The U.S. economy added 223,000 jobs in December. With significant gains across industries, 2022 was a year of steady, worker-centered growth.
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Inihain Sa Data and Technology, Employment Trends • Ng: Joelle Gamble •
Change in Labor Force Participation Rate, February 2020 to August 2022
Labor force participation rose in August as more unemployed workers began seeking jobs.
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Inihain Sa Employment Trends, Data and Technology • Ng: Joelle Gamble •
As of July 2022, the nonfarm jobs exceed their pre-pandemic level (jobs in thousands).
The July jobs report marked two new milestones in the economic recovery: First, the number of Americans working exceeded the pre-pandemic number. Second, the unemployment rate is 3.5%, back to
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Inihain Sa Employment Trends, Data and Technology • Ng: Joelle Gamble •
Change in total job openings graphic.
Strong, steady job growth is an apt description of the second quarter of U.S. labor market. Over the last three months, the economy added an average of 375,000 jobs per
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Inihain Sa Employment Trends, Data and Technology • Ng: Joelle Gamble •
Monthly Change in Employment Data Chart.
In June, the economy added 372,000 jobs, with a three-month moving average of 375,000, exceeding market expectations.
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Graph showing care economy employment, Feb. 2020 to Dec. 2021
Things are moving in the right direction, but there is still more to be done to ensure that workers of color have access to quality jobs and pathways to success.  
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Inihain Sa Data • Ng: Janelle Jones •
December Jobs Report. 3.9% unemployment rate. 3.8% Asian. 7.1% Black. 4.9% Hispanic. 3.2% white.
Chief Economist Janelle Jones highlights five numbers from the latest jobs report and what they mean for the U.S. economy.
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Inihain Sa Wage and Hour Issues • Ng: Janelle Jones •
5 Numbers: Minimum Wage Final Rule
On Jan. 30, 2022, the minimum wage for federal contract workers will rise to $15/hour.
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Inihain Sa Data • Ng: Janelle Jones •
November Jobs Report. +210,000 jobs added. 4.2% unemployment rate.
Chief Economist Janelle Jones highlights five numbers from the November jobs report. 
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Share of Apprenticeship Participants 2010 vs. 2019
Though apprenticeships have a proven track record of producing strong results for both employers and workers, we still have a long way to go toward advancing equity in apprenticeship participation.
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