United States tariffs on billions of dollars worth of Chinese products have helped slash the nation’s dependence on China while reshoring jobs back to American communities, a new analysis finds.
Nestle is closing a coffee plant in Freehold, New Jersey, after 75 years of operation and reportedly sending production to Mexico.
The United Auto Workers (UAW), the largest auto industry union representing more than 400,000 working and middle class members, is withholding support for President Joe Biden over his administration’s “actively funding the race to the bottom” with a massive effort toward Electric Vehicles (EVs).
A rule from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), meant to protect American professionals from H-1B visa fraud, was upheld by the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Tuesday.
Crowds descended on Sevierville, Tennessee, Monday to participate in the grand opening of the world’s largest gas station, called Buc-ee’s.
Gov. Kristi Noem (R-ND) has launched a national campaign called “Freedom Works Here,” which includes two video advertisements to recruit workers from other states to South Dakota.
While the notion that the labor market has been softening underneath the strong headline figures is increasingly popular, the evidence marshaled to support it is not very strong.
India and China are continuing to monopolize the United States’ H-1B visa program which is regularly used by corporations and big businesses to lay off American professionals from their jobs and replace them with foreign visa workers.
A New Jersey father’s dedication and hard work has finally paid off and his family could not be prouder of him.
You could not wish for a better illustration of how hard it is to read the economic signals these days than the dueling services sector purchasing managers indexes released on Monday.
President Joe Biden touted May’s jobs report, but Republican presidential candidate Tim Scott says the unemployment numbers are “distorted.”
A decline in the self-employed gig economy could be pulling more workers into payroll jobs while also increasing the unemployment rate, Breitbart Economics Editor John Carney explained.
The labor market is putting the Federal Reserve to the test.
On Friday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “José Díaz-Balart Reports,” Senior Adviser to President Joe Biden Gene Sperling commented on the recent jobs report and stated that “there’s a lot to feel good about” because jobs are still being created and that
And how can the rise in unemployment be reconciled with the huge job gains?
The U.S. economy added 339,000 jobs in May and the unemployment rate rose to 3.7 percent, the Labor Department said Friday. Economists had forecast employers would grow payrolls by 190,000, a downturn from the preliminary April estimate of 253,000. The unemployment rate was expected to pick up to 3.5 percent from 3.4 percent.
The bones of the U.S. economy are looking good as we hurtle toward the warming months.
Employees at Master Lock’s plant in Milwaukee, Wisconsin are urging the corporation to scrap its plans to outsource their jobs, reportedly to Mexico, noting that the operation is profitable and that there is no justification for such a move.
A second consecutive month of strong job growth. What will Friday’s nonfarm payrolls bring?
The labor market is still refusing to cooperate with the narrative that the economy is softening.
The nation’s biggest tech conglomerates continued hiring foreign workers through the H-1B visa program, even as they carried out mass layoffs of American employees, investigative reporter Lee Fang details.
Master Lock, the United States-based padlock manufacturer, is reportedly set to close its factory in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, next year with plans to outsource over 400 American employees’ jobs.
Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is championing a populist-nationalist approach to the United States economy, vowing to impose tariffs on foreign imports to protect American workers and industries from unfair trade competition.
One sign of a very tight labor market is that very few workers are relocating to take up new positions.
Republicans must be “hammering” away at illegal immigration as “economic warfare” against working- and middle-class Americans, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) told Breitbart News.
During a press conference Thursday, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas detailed his globalist worldview where the United States acts as an economy in which foreign workers can flood the labor market, regardless of the costs to America’s working and middle class.
A man is being called a hero for saving a baby from being hit by a car in Hesperia, California.
The payrolls numbers on Friday add evidence to our thesis that the economy reaccelerated in April after slowing in the prior two months.
Payrolls were expected to rise by 178,000 and unemployment to tick up to 3.6 percent.
Payrolls at private companies grew by 296,000 in April, far more than the 143,000 expected.
Everyone has a job and no one is happy.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and special interest groups have launched a lobbying campaign to demand more legal immigration to the U.S. so business has a constant flow of cheaper foreign workers to hire for American jobs.
A group of eight House Republicans joined the majority of Democrats to support President Joe Biden’s suspension of United States tariffs on suspected China-made solar panels. Nonetheless, a bill to reverse the tariff suspension passed the House with support from 209 Republicans and 12 Democrats.
General Motors is reportedly preparing to ramp up its electric vehicle (EV) production in a few months to challenge Tesla as Elon Musk grapples with his own business struggles.
Micron Technology, which manufactures semiconductor products, including USB flash drives, discriminated against qualified Americans when hiring and instead imported foreign H-1B visa workers to take jobs in the United States, a Department of Justice settlement states.
House Democrats parrotted big business talking points, pleading for more overall immigration to the United States to fill open jobs with border crossers, illegal aliens, and foreign visa workers rather than Americans on the sidelines of the labor market.
Close to five million border crossers and illegal aliens have been welcomed into the United States under President Joe Biden, according to figures detailed by Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI). This is a foreign population that exceeds the populations of 28 states.
Economists had expected the economy to add 230,000 jobs and the unemployment rate to hold steady at the 3.6 percent reported last month.
The first sign all year that Fed hikes may be softening demand for labor.
This is not the sort of jobs report you would expect if the economy was teetering on the edge of a recession.
