employment data
Workforce measurement figures
Employment data refers to statistics about the workforce—job creation, unemployment rates, labor force participation, and related metrics.
Governments and economists track employment data closely as an indicator of economic health: The stock market dropped after disappointing employment data.
Monthly reports like the U.S. jobs report can move financial markets significantly.
- jobs reportLabor market statistics release
- labor marketEmployment supply and demand
- age distributionPopulation sorted by years
- gender ratioProportion between sexes
- minimum wage lawsLegislated lowest permissible pay
educational attainment · geographic location · veteran status · marital status · hiring practices · hiring freeze · workforce participation · gig economy · job growth · anti-discrimination policies · wage growth · pay gap · immigration status
- African statisticspopulation figures, GDP figures, birth rates, death rates, fertility rates
- Business Newsearnings report, market reports, quarterly results, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg
- labor economicsjob market, labor supply, labor demand, labor force participation, labor statistics
- development statisticsbirth rate, poverty rates, death rate, literacy rate, life expectancy
- economic dataGDP, CPI, PPI, inflation rates, inflation rate
- economic indicatorsGDP, GDP report, GNP, CPI, PPI
employment dataGDP figures
National economic production totals
consumer price index · housing data · trade data · manufacturing output · stock market indices
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