US announced job cuts surge 245% in February on federal government layoffs
Layoffs announced by U.S.-employers jumped to levels not seen since the last two recessions amid mass federal government job cuts, canceled contracts and fears of trade wars, offering the clearest sign yet of the toll taken on the labor market by the policies of President Donald Trump's administration.
Navigate February's market volatility with expert insights on inflation, Federal Reserve policies, and global trade impacts.
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U.S. services sector growth unexpectedly picked up in February and prices for inputs increased, which combined with a recent ...
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U.S. private payrolls growth slowed sharply in February, the ADP National Employment Report showed on Wednesday.Private ...
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