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U.S. Job Growth Exceeds Expectations with Addition of 155,000 Positions

13 hours ago

In a recently released report by ADP, U.S. businesses have shown a robust job growth by adding 155,000 positions in March, surpassing economists' forecasts. Experts had initially anticipated a much lower increase closer to 130,000 jobs, highlighting a stronger-than-expected labor market despite various economic pressures.

US Job Growth Slows: ADP Reports 77,000 New Positions Added in February

29 days ago

The latest data released by ADP indicates a slowdown in the U.S. job market, with companies adding only 77,000 jobs in February 2025. This figure suggests a significant deceleration compared to previous months, raising concerns among economists and analysts about the current state of the labor market and the broader economy.

December’s Job Growth: U.S. Companies Add 122,000 Positions According to ADP Report

3 months ago

In a notable turn of events for the labor market, U.S. companies created 122,000 jobs in December, highlighting a steady, albeit moderated, pace of employment growth. This figure, provided by the ADP National Employment Report, marks an increase compared to previous months but reflects growing concerns about economic conditions and the potential for a slowdown in hiring as we move into 2025.

US Job Growth Surges: ADP Reports Fastest Hiring Pace in Over a Year

5 months ago

In a significant boost for the American economy, the latest data from ADP has revealed that hiring rates rose sharply, marking the fastest pace of job growth in more than twelve months. This unexpected uptick in employment figures comes as a welcome surprise to economic analysts, who had anticipated a more modest increase in job creation amid concerns over inflationary pressures and rising interest rates.