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Job growth was stronger than expected to start 2026, providing some relief to concerns about the state of the U.S. labor market. Read more at the #linkinbio or the link on screen. #CNBC

Job growth was stronger than expected to start 2026, providing some relief to concerns about the state of the U.S. labor market. Read more at the #linkinbio or the link on screen. #CNBC

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Could your job be taken by a robot? | CNBC International

Could your job be taken by a robot? | CNBC International

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These are America's 20 fastest growing jobs. | CNBC

These are America's 20 fastest growing jobs. | CNBC

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The November jobs report fell short of expectations, but there were some bright spots. Here’s where the job growth was last month: -Transportation/warehousing 145,000 -Goods producing 55,000 -Temp. help 32,000 | CNBC

The November jobs report fell short of expectations, but there were some bright spots. Here’s where the job growth was last month: -Transportation/warehousing 145,000 -Goods producing 55,000 -Temp. help 32,000 | CNBC

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Countdown to the January jobs report: Here's what to expect

Countdown to the January jobs report: Here's what to expect

Speaking to CNBC, Tom Lee said strong jobs data could still lead to tech layoffs, and a Federal Reserve led by Kevin Warsh may be more dovish. | CNBC International

Speaking to CNBC, Tom Lee said strong jobs data could still lead to tech layoffs, and a Federal Reserve led by Kevin Warsh may be more dovish. | CNBC International

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Could your job be taken by a robot? | CNBC International

Could your job be taken by a robot? | CNBC International

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The US economy added 151,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate rose to 4.1% | CNN Business

America’s job market flashes yet another warning sign about the economy | CNN Business

The latest ADP jobs report shows the moving average of private sector job creation was down 11,000 in the four weeks leading up to October 25th, CNBC's Steve Liesman reports, as the lack of official data continues due to the government shutdown. Find more: cnb.cx/4hU4Rzq | CNBC

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The U.S. economy added substantially more jobs than expected in September, according to a long-awaited report Thursday from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 119,000 in the month, up from the 4,000 jobs lost in August following a downward revision. The Dow Jones consensus estimate for September was 50,000. Read the full report: cnb.cx/3Majr9Y | CNBC

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Lori Chavez-DeRemer, U.S. Labor Secretary, discusses the March jobs report. Watch the full interview: cnb.cx/4iVnQct | CNBC

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Jobs data, again, was not released on Friday as the record-long government shutdown has resulted in a lack of official data on the labor market as well as a host of other important indicators. Had the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its monthly nonfarm payrolls report, economists surveyed by Dow Jones expect it would have shown a decline of 60,000 jobs and an unemployment rate increase to 4.5%. Other data points collected over the past several weeks paint a broad mosaic of a weak though not

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10 surprising jobs where you can earn more than $100,000 a year. | CNBC

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Target said on Thursday it’s cutting 1,800 corporate jobs as the retailer tries to get back to growth after four years of roughly stagnant sales. It marks the first major round of layoffs in a decade for the Minneapolis-based retailer. It announced the layoffs in a memo sent by Target’s incoming CEO Michael Fiddelke to employees at its headquarters. Read more: cnb.cx/4oz2dkI | CNBC

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Americans aren’t quitting their jobs — and that trend is changing the way the labor market functions. "Job hugging" is masking widespread disengagement, costing employers billions and weakening productivity, innovation and future workforce development. Find the full report: cnb.cx/4pE4YCF | CNBC

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Companies are replacing entry-level jobs with artificial intelligence — and, in the process, are upending the traditional route to career advancement for many young, white-collar workers, according to labor and AI experts. Find the full report: cnb.cx/3XciJeR | CNBC

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Too many jobs, not enough applicants — Japan is dealing with a labor crunch as it confronts a shrinking, rapidly aging population. ➡️ When hiring for the World Expo in Osaka, all kinds of perks were offered to fill vacancies, and plenty were hired on the spot — including an 80-year-old. ➡️ The fight to retain staff is fierce, with the new generation unwilling to accept little or no pay raises, prompting companies to agree to the biggest wage hike in 34 years. | CNBC International

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CNBC's The Job Interview puts you in the room with real people trying to land a new gig

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Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick predicted that the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Friday jobs report would be more accurate as a result of President Donald Trump firing former Commissioner Erika McEntarfer last month. That prediction came less than an hour before the latest BLS report showed job growth stalled out in August. Read more: cnb.cx/4nidoh8 | CNBC

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Payroll growth at private companies turned slightly stronger than expected in October, providing some hope that the labor market isn’t in danger of sinking, ADP reported Wednesday. Companies added 42,000 jobs for the month, following a decline of 29,000 in September and topping the Dow Jones consensus estimate for a gain of 22,000. Read more: cnb.cx/4oRE88G | CNBC

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CNBC Unveils New Business Day On-Air Look; Rebrands Mid-Morning Program

AI isn’t just reshaping how employees work, it’s changing how HR leaders think about the future of jobs. CNBC polled top HR executives to get their takes, as many company leaders still have more questions than answers, CNBC's Sharon Epperson explains. Watch more: cnb.cx/4oAN6HT | CNBC

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said on Monday the rapid rollout of generative AI means the company will one day require fewer employees to do some of the jobs that get automated by the technology. Jassy told CNBC’s Jim Cramer that, while artificial intelligence will replace some roles, “there’s going to be other jobs.” | CNBC

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Monday said President Donald Trump's decision to fire the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner after Friday's jobs report sends the message that the world shouldn't trust U.S. economic data collection despite it being "the gold standard." Watch more: cnb.cx/45xTnNf | CNBC

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Amazon’s mass layoffs announced last month hit engineers the hardest, according to state filings. Nearly 40% of the roughly 4,700 positions eliminated across Washington, New York, New Jersey and California were engineering jobs. CNBC's MacKenzie Sigalos explains. Find more: cnb.cx/488WoDV | CNBC

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CNBC’s Robert Frank breaks down the impact of the IRS cutting 6,000 jobs. Find more: cnb.cx/4k6qRI3 | CNBC

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Judging by current data, you’d think there’s literally a job out there for anyone who wants one. Looking deeper under the hood, though, tells a different story. Since the beginning of 2024, job openings have outnumbered hires by more than 2.2 million a month, according to BLS data that points to “ghost jobs” that never seem to get filled, as job seekers have become frustrated at not being able to find new positions. Read the full story: cnb.cx/4404gGx | CNBC

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Even as the U.S. economy adds jobs, there are fewer employment prospects for college graduates just starting out, as those armed with a newly minted diploma are facing one of the toughest job markets in a decade, studies show. "Right now is a really difficult time to find a job," Cory Stahle, senior economist at Indeed Hiring Lab, told CNBC. Find the full report: cnb.cx/4oZccAg | CNBC

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