Payroll Growth Continues to Beat Expectations

US private payroll data beats expectations for December

Private sector employment rose by 235,000 in December, ahead of predictions, according to the figures from payroll processor ADP.

2.3% productivity growth beats forecasts in second quarter

Real wages also grew, federal data shows. To some extent, productivity growth offsets the inflationary effect of pay gains.

Illinois Economic and Fiscal Policy Report

forecasts noted that continued manufacturing investment and consumer spending should support continued GDP growth. Labor Market and Income.

Wage Dynamics Post–COVID-19 and Wage-Price Spiral Risks

Empirical analysis suggests that while labor market conditions remain relevant drivers of wage growth, the importance of inflation expectations has recently ...

U.S. retail sales and industrial production beat expectations

Besides a strong labor market that supports higher wage and income growth ... continues to defy expectations. Goods inflation has been in ...

US private payrolls beat expectations in April - ETHRWorld - HR News

Private payrolls increased by 192,000 jobs last month after rising by an upwardly revised 208,000 in March, the ADP Employment report showed on ...

June 2024 jobs report: What labor market data says ... - NBC News

"The June rise in nonfarm payroll was slightly higher than expectations, but the big downward revisions to April and May are the story ...

Loonie surges as Canada's jobs gain blows past expectations

Compensation is also rising at the weakest pace in 10 months. Wage growth for permanent employees decelerated to 4.8 per cent, down from five ...

February Employment Report Beats Expectations

The increase in total nonfarm employment, +236,000 as seen in today's Employment Situation, beat most analysts expectations, ...

US economy smashes expectations with 254,000 jobs added in ...

Another surprising employment report dispelled the notion that the labor market is about to falter. Nick Rummell / October 4, 2024. Link copied.

Payrolls increased 528,000 in July, much better than expected in a ...

Wage growth also surged higher, as average earning earnings jumped 0.5% for the month and 5.2% from the same time a year ago. Those numbers add ...

U.S. hiring slows with just 114,000 jobs added in July ... - PBS

In another sign that the labor market is cooling, average hourly wages rose just 3.6 percent from July 2023, smallest year-over-year gain since ...

US Economic Growth Slowed in 4Q But Still Beat Expectations ...

Today's high interest rates on all kinds of loans are slowing down the economy less than expected: Gross domestic product growth slowed to ...

March Job Growth Beat Expectations | AllSides

The Details: The growth beat Dow Jones economists' expectations of 200,000 jobs added. The unemployment rate was 3.8%, down slightly from 3.9% ...

Australia's Job Gains Beat Expectations, Back RBA Rate View

Employment jumped by 58,200 — driven by full-time roles — versus a forecast 20,000 gain, government data showed Thursday. Unemployment still ...

US Adds 850K Jobs In June: What You Should Know - Benzinga

U.S. nonfarm payroll growth in June grew by 850000 jobs, exceeding the Bloomberg consensus estimats of 700000 jobs added by 150000, ...

Low Pay Commission summary of evidence 2024 - GOV.UK

Employment growth slowed in 2024, with demand for labour also continuing to ease. The growth in employees measured by HMRC's Real Time ...

US adding hundreds of thousands of new jobs - NewsNation

“Wage growth has now been consistently beating inflation,” Su told The Associated Press. “Working people and families have more money in their ...

US Growth Keeps Beating Expectations - by Joseph Politano

Given slowing private-sector employment growth, Q4's robust GDP gains also imply another strong residual increase in measured US labor ...

Case for September Rate Cut Builds After Slower Jobs Data - WSJ

The Labor Department reported on Friday that the U.S. added a solid 206,000 jobs last month, slightly beating expectations and continuing a ...