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Our nation’s unemployment rate is approaching the low rate of 3.5%, but the official unemployment number is misleading.
Job openings continued to rise in July, even as unemployment rates remained elevated, federal jobs data released Wednesday show.
In an early morning tweet, President Donald Trump touted the upcoming payroll numbers before their release. Unafraid of jinxing himself, Trump tweeted out that he was looking forward to seeing the employment numbers this weekend.
The unemployment rate has fallen below 4%, and it’s at a rate that economists call “full employment.” The economy doesn’t appear to be slowing down
The April jobs report is out, and it shows the unemployment rate fell to 3.9 percent in April, representing an 18-year low. This came as there were only 164,000 jobs created, according to a report Friday from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For a reference point, the economy added