The Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to publish the July 2026 Employment Situation on Aug. 7, providing the next national snapshot of payrolls, unemployment and wages.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release its Employment Situation report for July 2026 at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time Friday, providing the latest national readings on employment, unemployment and wages.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released its June 2026 Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey on Aug. 4, offering a national snapshot of openings, hiring and worker separations before the next monthly jobs report.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to release its July 2026 employment report on Aug. 7, while its latest data show median weekly earnings rose 4.6% year over year in the second quarter.
Median weekly earnings rose 4.6% for full-time U.S. wage and salary workers in the second quarter, but major pay differences remained across worker groups.
The July jobs report is due August 7. Here are the wage, hours and revision figures workers and households should watch against June’s baseline.
U.S. job openings eased to 7.4 million in June while hiring, quits and layoffs stayed broadly stable ahead of Friday’s broader jobs report.
June state data showed a 4-point unemployment gap and concentrated payroll gains, revealing why the 4.2% national rate does not fit every worker.
Federal agencies are revising Supplemental Poverty Measure estimates for 2019-2024 after coding errors tied to 2021 methodology changes affected key thresholds.
June state data show an uneven labor market: Texas led payroll gains, West Virginia lost jobs, and unemployment rates moved differently across the country.
