Tag: JOLTS
U.S. job openings rose last month, though hiring slowed
WASHINGTON (AP) – The number of job postings in the United States rebounded in October from a 3½-year low in September, a sign that...
U.S. job openings decreased in Nov. to almost 2-year low
WASHINGTON – United States job openings fell in November to the lowest level in almost two years, indicating more employers see headcounts sufficient enough...
Employment openings in U.S. remained elevated in June
WASHINGTON – United States job openings were little changed in June at elevated levels, adding to signs that the labor market remains generally healthy.
There...
Job openings in U.S. eased in May for a second month
WASHINGTON – United States job openings unexpectedly cooled in May for a second month, signaling a pause in demand for workers ahead of a...
U.S. job openings fell in Feb. by 538,000, most since 2015
NEW YORK - United States job openings decreased in February by the most in more than three years while still exceeding the number of...
U.S. job openings rise amid hiring in government, real estate
NEW YORK - United States job openings rose in January as the employers in wholesale trade, real estate and government sought workers in a...
U.S. job openings hit record in Dec. amid tight labor market
NEW YORK - United States job openings rebounded, reaching a record in December as the rate of those leaving jobs held steady, underscoring robust...
U.S. job openings fall to five-month low, still exceed jobless
NEW YORK - United States job openings fell to a five-month low in November while still exceeding the number of unemployed Americans by almost...
U.S. job openings rose in Oct., top unemployed by 1M
NEW YORK - United States job openings rebounded in October, exceeding the number of unemployed workers by 1 million, indicating demand for workers was...
U.S. job openings decline from record; Quits rate stays elevated
NEW YORK - United States job openings fell in September from a record in the previous month while Americans continued to voluntarily leave their...


















