Employment Situation report

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Klase nan Data and Technology, Worker demographics, Employment Trends • Pa mwayen: Joelle Gamble •
Collage shows workers in a variety of professional settings - food packaging, office, agriculture, education, construction and food service.
This month, we are highlighting labor market outcomes for Hispanic or Latino workers.
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Klase nan Data and Technology, Employment Trends • Pa mwayen: 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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Klase nan Data • Pa mwayen: Janelle Jones •
October Jobs Report. +531,000 jobs added. 4.6% unemployment rate.
Chief Economist Janelle Jones shares takeaways from the latest economic situation report. 
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Klase nan Employment, Data • Pa mwayen: Janelle Jones •
March 2021. 6.0% unemployment rate. +916,000 jobs.
Highlights from the March 2021 Employment Situation report.
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Klase nan Employment • Pa mwayen: Janelle Jones •
Feb. 2021. 6.2% unemployment rate. +379,000 jobs.
Here are five numbers to help you make sense of the latest employment situation report.
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Klase nan Data and Technology, Worker demographics • Pa mwayen: Janelle Jones •
Graphic showing loss of employed workers by race and sex between February and December 2020
In every economic recession of the last 50 years, Black women have had higher unemployment rates than white men – and the recovery rates of Black men and women have
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Klase nan • Pa mwayen: Janelle Jones •
Photo: A storefront has a closed sign.
The January jobs report shows that some progress has been made, but we still have a long way to go.
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