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Although September’s figure came in lower than expected, huge revisions for August and July indicate the labor market is thriving in the United States.

GE Appliances announced Monday that it would be bringing 400 jobs and $200 million in investments to Louisville, Kentucky, to expand its existing dishwasher and laundry machine manufacturing facilities.

The executives of Ford Motor Company admit that President Trump’s tariffs on imported steel and aluminum will be absorbed by the multinational corporation, rather than passed onto consumers as critics have claimed.

Record lows indicate that tariffs are not costing jobs for American workers.

President Donald Trump has shifted the economy so that once-disregarded blue-collar manufacturing workers are now recovering jobs faster than coastal service-sector employees, the Washington Post acknowledged Sunday.

August employment and wage growth beat expectations as the labor market bounced back from a soft July.

A bigger share of working-age Americans have jobs than any time in the last decade.

“Tariffs have yet to materially impact jobs,” the chief economist of Moody’s Analytics said.

The number of employees working in the news media has declined 23 percent over the past decade, according to a Pew Research Center study released Monday.

Trump’s daughter was the first to speak after the president, moving from her usual seat behind the cabinet officials to the front of the room to highlight efforts by each cabinet member in the administration to participate in the task force.

Economists had expected the economy to add 190,000 jobs and the unemployment rate to hold steady.

Over the past year, America’s private sector has added an average of 190,000 new jobs. That blistering pace of hiring is nearly double the rate of growth of the workforce, pushing unemployment down and then down some more.

Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett said he remains optimistic about the state of the U.S. economy in the coming years as the economy experiences a boom under the Trump administration.

The number of job openings for Americans has surged to the highest level ever recorded by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, newly released economic data reveals.

President Donald J. Trump’s holistic approach to the economy is designed to help the working class “forgotten man” in America’s heartland, not the coastal elites, his son, Donald Trump Jr., said this weekend in an exclusive interview on Breitbart News Saturday on SiriusXM Patriot Channel 125.

A Gallup poll shows a record 67 percent of Americans believe it is good time to find good jobs, upping marketplace pressure on employers to raise wages in the run-up to the November election.

A “thriving economy” does not include salary or wages increases for Americans or their adult children, according to House Speaker Paul Ryan’s enthusiastic description on May 17.

Likely voters have repeatedly told pollsters that immigration is their biggest priority heading into the 2018 midterm elections, while tax cuts are one of the least important issues.

National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow predicted during Saturday’s edition of Breitbart News radio on SiriusXM Patriot 125 that the economic successes seen as a result of President Donald Trump’s policies will “play a huge role” in the November midterm elections.

There were 6.6 million job openings in the U.S. in March, which means America has enough job openings to give every unemployed person in the country a job, according to data from the Labor Department Tuesday.

Economists had forecast nonfarm payrolls to grow by 192,000 and unemployment to tick down from 4.1 percent to 4.0 percent.

The private sector has posted yet another successive month of job growth, bringing it to a straight six out of the first 15 months of Donald Trump’s presidency.

Job Creators Network, one of the nation’s largest pro-jobs grassroots organizations, announced on Sunday that its scheduled rally near Chicago, Illinois, was postponed after “opposition” activists ambushed the event.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is set to unveil a plan that would give American workers who want or need jobs guaranteed government jobs that pay at least $15 per hour and have health benefits.

Nonfarm payrolls rose 103,000 in March, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics Friday. Economists had expected a gain of 193,000.

The United States’ trade deficit with China has eliminated at least 3.5 million American jobs since 2001, data reveals.

Payroll processing company Automatic Data Processing (ADP) reports that jobs grew by 241,000 in March.

Shipbuilder General Dynamics NASSCO opened up hiring for 800 to 1,000 workers to build $4 billion in Navy support ships and tankers and could see its San Diego shipyard reach one of its highest employment levels to date.

President Donald Trump emphasized the importance of “reciprocal” trade as he signed a presidential memorandum on Thursday to protect the United States from China’s economic aggression and theft of intellectual property.

The billionaire GOP mega-donor Koch brothers are continuing to oppose President Trump’s economic nationalist agenda

Over the last 12 months, manufacturers have added 224,000 jobs. That’s the biggest annual gain since 1998.

Most Americans think A.I. will destroy more jobs than it creates, however less than a quarter are afraid of being replaced themselves, according to a report.

“The job market is red hot and threatens to overheat,” Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s, said in a statement.

Houses in Sunnyvale, California, are selling for record multi-million dollar prices due to their proximity to Silicon Valley jobs, according to a report.

Economists had been expecting 226,000 new jobless claims, a rise over the previous week. Instead, claims unexpectedly fell by 10,000 to 210,000 in the week ending on February 24.

LittleThings, a 100-employee-strong company which posted “feel-good stories and videos” on Facebook, has shut down following Facebook’s pivot away from publisher content to user posts.