Sentences with phrase «payroll employment growth»

The South Carolina payroll employment growth is expected to increase 1.8 percent to 2.1 percent this year.

The North Carolina payroll employment growth is expected to increase by 3.9 percent in 1997, compared to just 2.8 percent last year.

But while each of these MSAs have experienced payroll employment growth well into the double - digits since the end of the Great Recession, Florence and Sumter have seen far smaller gains, just 9.6 percent and 9.2 percent, respectively.

Not exact matches

Cleveland had the highest February 2017 unemployment rate of 5.7 % among the 40 biggest metro areas, and the city's job growth was the second - lowest, with non-farm payroll employment rising just 0.3 % between February 2016 and February 2017.

Austin had the second - highest rate of job growth among the 40 largest metro areas, with non-farm payroll employment increasing 3.7 % between February 2017 and February 2018.

The June jobs growth accounts for 45 percent of employment gains across all payroll size groups, according to ADP.

Besides the non farm payroll numbers, she relies on the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey — which shows layoffs, quits and hires as a share of employment — and the real pace of spending growth.

The tracker suggests private payrolls increased by 208,000 in April, and this suggests employment growth slightly above expectations.

In fact, I've long argued that we're likely to see a weakening in employment growth in the second half of the year, as reduced earnings tend to translate into lower payrolls with a roughly six - month lag.

Also, while payrolls continue to chug along posting numbers that are about 2x of most economists BLs from a few years back, in percentage terms, their growth is decelerating, from around 2 % back in 2015 to around 1.5 % now, much as we'd expect as we close in on full employment, whatever that much - sought - after state looks like.

Capital Economics on the pending US jobs report: «We estimate that growth in non-farm payroll employment rebounded to 175,000 in April.

Treasury yields remained stable with a positive bias after the mixed employment report, as healthy payroll growth was accompanied by an uptick in the Unemployment Rate and weak wage growth.

This morning's Employment Report for May was disappointing with the unemployment rate up 0.1 to 9.1 % and weaker than expected growth in payrolls.

US payrolls rise, but wage growth slows The January employment report was somewhat less rosy than the 227,000 rise in payrolls would indicate.

While Illinois outperformed the nation in terms of monthly employment growth for the first time since September 2017, Illinois payrolls have only increased half as fast as the rest of the nation in the past year.

In the July employment report, released earlier this month, the 3 - month, 6 - month, and 12 - month moving average payroll gains all came in considerably stronger than the 200,000 average level of jobs growth that has been typical of past periods of economic expansion, according to Bloomberg data.

With nonfarm payroll employment rising across the United States by 290,000 in April, and with more than 570,000 jobs added nationwide in 2010, Atlanta is following suit with consecutive months of new net job growth of...

«December's payrolls report «showed a modest deceleration in employment, as total private sector job growth at the establishment level rose by 146,000,» which was well below the 239,000 upwardly revised gain in November, according to a new report from Savills Studley.

Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 103,000 in March, slower than the 326,000 job growth in February.

ADP's Employment Report predicted on Thursday that strength in employment gains resumed in May, calling for a 253,000 gain in private payroll growth, but Friday's jobs report was weaker thanEmployment Report predicted on Thursday that strength in employment gains resumed in May, calling for a 253,000 gain in private payroll growth, but Friday's jobs report was weaker thanemployment gains resumed in May, calling for a 253,000 gain in private payroll growth, but Friday's jobs report was weaker than expected.

Meanwhile, employment reports indicated strength in payroll growth while the unemployment rate fell.

Friday's Employment Situation report confirmed strength in payroll growth.

While Friday's employment report did not quite reach ADP estimates, January payroll growth did exceed expectations at 227,000.

To put that new supply in perspective, consider that San Francisco's projected employment growth will bring another 10,200 workers on local payrolls this year.

With nonfarm payroll employment rising across the United States by 290,000 in April, and with more than 570,000 jobs added nationwide in 2010, Atlanta is following suit with consecutive months of new net job growth of its own.