Labor department reports 303,000 new jobs in March
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Annual pay for job stayers was up 5.1%, lowest gain since August 2021.
The U.S. Adds 353,000 jobs, defying slowdown predictions, and sparks debate on Federal Reserve's next move
Annual pay sees 5.2% year-over-year increase, but hiring slows across most industries, raising concerns of a labor market slowdown.
Robust job growth surpasses expectations, marking a strong finish for the labor market in 2023, while the Federal Reserve hints at no further interest rate hikes.
ADP's National Employment Report reveals continued job growth, with December figures exceeding estimates and revising November numbers down slightly.
Construction sector remains flat.
Economist predicts moderate hiring and wage growth for 2024 as recovery momentum slows.
October sees slowed hiring and a slight rise in unemployment; construction and health care sectors remain robust amid overall deceleration.
ADP report indicates education, health care sectors emerge as top job creators; 5.7% year-over-year pay growth noted.