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US Talent Market Monthly - May 2013
The unemployment rate continues on a steady downward trend, and long-term unemployment is also beginning to show improvement.
US Talent Market Monthly - April 2013
Job market conditions remain challenging as recent healthier economic indicators have not yet translated into any consistent and sustained labor market momentum.
US Talent Market Monthly - March 2013
U.S. companies are adding more workers, particularly professional and business support personnel, and the construction industry continues to pick up steam.
US Talent Market Monthly - February 2013
U.S. companies are adding more workers, particularly professional and business support personnel, and the construction industry continues to pick up steam.
Talent Market Monthly - February 2013
A steadily recovering U.S. economy generated moderate employment gains in January and the unemployment rate continued to hover just below 8%.
US Talent Market Monthly - January 2013
Payroll gains in December closely matched the previous month, as U.S. employers continued to create jobs despite policymakers’ struggles to resolve the government budget crisis.
US Talent Market Monthly - December 2012
The U.S. labor market continued to generate jobs and unemployment fell in November, despite damage and disruptions on the east coast from Hurricane Sandy.
Talent Market Monthly - November 2012
Healthy job creation over the past several months and more workers returning to the labor force are encouraging signs for the U.S. labor market.
US Talent Market Monthly - October 2012
A positive note for the labor market as the unemployment rate fell to a three-year low in September, even as more workers entered the labor force.
US Talent Market Monthly - September 2012
Job creation remains positive but very tepid, as U.S. employers continue to hold back on hiring amid broader domestic and global uncertainty.
US Talent Market Monthly - August 2012
The U.S. labor market showed some signs of strength in July as hiring increased amid uncertain economic conditions both at home and overseas.
US Talent Market Monthly - July 2012
Although demand for workers has been increasing steadily and the pace of layoffs has slowed, actual hiring numbers have yet to reflect these positive trends.
US Talent Market Monthly - June 2012
Manufacturing employment growth represents a bright spot in the tepid job market, with nearly 150,000 manufacturing jobs created this year and almost 500,000 added since the low point in 2010.
US Talent Market Monthly - May 2012
The U.S. economy created an average of more than 200,000 jobs per month in the first four months of 2012, showing some resilience despite slower GDP growth in the first quarter.
US Talent Market Monthly - April 2012
While March’s employment gains were the fewest in five months, the U.S. labor market still recorded its strongest first quarter performance in six years.
US Talent Market Monthly - March 2012
U.S. payrolls jumped by 227,000 last month as businesses continue to gain confidence in the sustainability of the current economy.
US Talent Market Monthly - February 2012
U.S. payrolls jumped by 243,000 in January as the economic momentum that began during the final quarter of 2011 carried over into new year.
US Talent Market Monthly - January 2012
A total of 1.6 million jobs were created in 2011, the best performance in five years, with hiring activity accelerating sharply during the final months of the year.
US Talent Market Monthly - December 2011
U.S. payrolls grew by 120,000 in November as a steady stream of positive economic news is gradually increasing employers’ willingness to hire.
US Talent Market Monthly - November 2011
Initial estimates show the economy grew at an annualized rate of 2.5 percent during the third quarter – nearly doubling the pace seen during the prior quarter. Consumer spending and business investments in equipment and software drove growth higher during the quarter.
US Talent Market Monthly - October 2011
U.S. employers cautiously resumed hiring in September, adding 103,000 new workers to their payrolls. Although nearly half of the gains are being attributed to the return of striking telecommunications workers, September’s hiring totals were still slightly ahead of analysts’ modest growth expectations. Perhaps more encouraging was the fact that hiring totals for July and August were revised up by a combined 99,000 jobs, helping ease concerns about the threat of a double-dip recession.
US Talent Market Monthly - September 2011
Last week’s report on the health of the US economy had rekindled concerns about the still fragile recovery. Second quarter economic growth came in at just 1.3%, while first quarter growth was revised down sharply to an anemic 0.4%.
US Talent Market Monthly - August 2011
The latest jobs report is helping ease concerns that the U.S economy may be slipping back into recession following a week of disappointing economic data, an 11th hour debt ceiling agreement, and fresh fears about the European debt crisis. Employers added a better-than-expected 117,000workers last month with employment figures for May and June revised up by a combined 56,000. Private employment was another bright spot in July’s report, with businesses adding 154,000 workers, the most since April.
US Talent Market Monthly - July 2011
The ongoing labor market recovery continues to confound and frustrate the supposed experts, but if economic growth improves as expected during the second half of the year, job creation should also regain some of its lost momentum.

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