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US employers were estimated to have added 818,000 fewer jobs than initially reported for the period between early 2023 and 2024, according to the Labor Department
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US Jobs Data Point To Weaker Than Expected Market

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U.S.

Gavin Newsom Mocks Fox News as California Jobs Zoom

US Employers Start 2024 Strong with 353,000 More Jobs
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US Employers Start 2024 with 353,000 More Jobs

BOE Chief Claims AI Will Not Be 'Mass Destroyer of Jobs' | What UK Should Do To Take Advantage of AI Goldrush
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Bank of England Chief Claims AI Will Not Be 'Mass Destroyer of Jobs'

Expert Explains Why Gen Zs Prioritize Personal Lives Over Jobs: 'Work To Live' Rather Than 'Live To Work'
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Expert Explains Why Gen Zs Prioritize Personal Lives Over Jobs: 'Work To Live,' Not 'Live To Work'

Google Announces Job Cuts in Hardware, Voice Assistant Teams
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Google Announces Job Cuts in Hardware, Voice Assistant Teams

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U.S.

Employment in the Private Sector Shows Steady Growth for the Consecutive Fourth Month, Concluding 2023

WGA Slams New Deal Presented by Hollywood Studios
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WGA Slams New Deal Presented by Hollywood Studios

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U.S.

US Economy Reports 187,000 New Jobs in July Despite Employment Decline, Strikes

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Fewer Americans Are Applying for Unemployment Benefits After 3 Weeks of Record Claims

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US Employers Add 253,000 Jobs in April Despite Recession Worries

US Companies Adds 311,000 Jobs; Unemployment Rate Increases to 3.6%
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US Companies Adds 311,000 Jobs; Unemployment Rate Increases to 3.6%

US Jobless Claims Jump Last Week Exceeds Expectations as Jobs Market Remain Strong
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US Jobless Claims Jump Last Week Exceeds Expectations as Jobs Market Remain Strong

US Job Growth Still Strong Amid Economic Woes
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US Job Growth Still Strong Amid Economic Woes

Average US Gas Prices Hit $5 Per Gallon as More Americans Apply for Jobless Benefits
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Average US Gas Prices Hit $5 Per Gallon as More Americans Apply for Jobless Benefits

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