Here’s what Wall Street is saying before the Labor Department releases its May jobs report on Friday morning: Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal project that U.S. employers added 125,000 ...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics' monthly employment report is scheduled to be released Friday morning. The report could have implications for the broader economy, as many watch to see how tariffs ...

U.S. payroll growth slowed modestly in May as employers added 139,000 jobs amid uncertainty about President Trump's sweeping import tariffs, federal government layoffs and immigration crackdown. The ...

The latest report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the U.S. economy added 139,000 jobs in May, more than the expected 125,000 jobs. Ger Doyle, an expert at employment agency ...

U.S. job growth slowed slightly last month, a sign employers remained cautious about hiring amid uncertainty over tariffs and the nation’s economic outlook. The U.S. added 139,000 jobs in May, the ...

The Friday jobs report won’t tell the full story. Investors will be closely paying attention to the May jobs report for signs of strength in the labor market. David Stryzewski, CEO, Sound Planning ...

The May jobs report was weaker than headlines suggest, with downward revisions and net job gains barely above workforce growth needs. Rising job cuts and declining business optimism signal ...

U.S. unemployment remained unchanged in May and hiring kept at a steady pace—except in the embattled federal sector—despite rising economic uncertainty and recession fears among homebuyers. The latest ...

Companies in the private sector added just 37,000 jobs in May, payroll processing firm ADP said Wednesday. The figure is well below economists’ estimates of 110,000 jobs and down from the prior ...