Will America’s preeminent economic statistics outfit dare suggest the US economy lost jobs for a second straight month, thereby risking the ire of an executive who’s not shy about firing statisticians? I doubt it, particularly not with two months to go until interim elections, which is why I suspect Friday’s
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The US unemployment rate is 4.1%, yet finding a new job has become increasingly difficult. Companies are neither hiring rapidly nor resorting to large-scale layoffs. Learn how the era of "No Hire, No Fire" has come into being.