Payroll growth expected in today's numbers
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The Labor Department issues its report on unemployment for June this morning at 8:30 a.m. EDT. The average forecast of economists surveyed by MarketWatch sees nonfarm payroll growth of about 175,000 in June, following a tepid 75,000 gain in May. But a report earlier in the week from payroll giant ADP predicted a gain of about 380,000, more than twice as big.
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U.S. employers added a  fewer-than-expected 121,000 workers to their payrolls last  month, but the jobless rate stayed at a five-year low and  hourly earnings rose, a government report showed on Friday.
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The pace of hiring for US companies in the fourth quarter is expected to be consistent with the solid employment activity of the past six months, and much improved from a year ago, according to Manpower Inc.
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Another quarter of double-digit growth for Paychex is in the books.
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U.S. employers probably increased their hiring slightly in September, economists said in advance of jobs figures being released this morning.
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Dover area employers expect to hire at a respectable pace during the first quarter of 2005, according to the Manpower Employment Outlook Survey.
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The nation's 47 million Social Security recipients got a bit of good news yesterday: their checks next year will increase 2.7 percent, or an average of $25 thanks to the program's annual cost-of-living adjustment. But looking further into the future, the news is less encouraging. A trio of forces -- higher taxes, rising medical costs, and a mandated increase in ...
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The number of U.S. workers applying for jobless benefits rose a higher-than-expected 34,000 to a seasonally adjusted 357,000, according to a government report on Thursday.
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Rising paychecks and expected job gains could offset high heating bills and a potential credit crunch.
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Shares of most U.S. staffing companies  rose on Friday after a less than expected moderation in job  growth in August, reflecting still steady demand, industry  executives and analysts said.
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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Older Americans&#39; Social Security checks will rise by about $25 on average next year, the Social Security Administration announced Tuesday.
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There's a possible trend afoot that may actually help workers.
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The US Federal Reserve is expected to hike interest rates today for a fourth time this year. Analysts say the central bank is feeling more confident about the US economy, partly because of the strong payrolls
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NEW YORK - U.S. stocks are seen higher at the open Friday although the release of non-farm payroll data due later will most likely dictate overall sentiment and direction...
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(CBS/AP) The Labor Department said Friday that employers&#39; payrolls increased by 96,000 overall in September while the unemployment rate held steady at 5.4 percent.
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Within the next few weeks, workers  are likely to find a little something extra in their paychecks.  No, sorry ... it's not money. Those fat envelopes will be  stuffed with the paperwork that goes with new benefit plans.
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About 1.8 million federal employees would receive a 1.7 percent increase in their basic pay and a 0.5 percent average increase in their locality pay next year under a plan that President Bush sent to Congress yesterday, administration officials said.