Nonfarm Payrolls
http://www.bls.gov/ces/#newsA monthly statistic from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics showing detailed industry data on employment, hours, and earnings of workers on nonfarm payrolls.
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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Take Five: Next up, it's U.S. payrolls and euro zone inflation
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U.S. job growth through March to be revised higher - BLS
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U.S. labor market resilient despite rate hikes; housing market wilting
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Instant View: US July payrolls rise more than expected
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European shares pop two weeks of gains as growth fears weigh
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U.S. labor market defies recession fears as job growth surges in July
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Oil prices end week on multi-month lows on recession fears
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U.S. dollar posts broad gains after unexpectedly strong jobs data
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U.S. weekly jobless claims increase, but labor market remains tight
