CNN: A record 4.5 million Americans quit their jobs in March. >"The US labor market remained on fire in March with a record 4.5 million workers quitting their _...Read More_

"Employers are adding hundreds of thousands of jobs a month, and would hire even more people if they could find them. Consumers are spending, businesses are investing, and wages are rising at their fastest pace in decades. So naturally, _...Read More_

"U.S. employers added 431,000 jobs in March on a seasonally adjusted basis, the Labor Department said Friday. The figure was just shy of forecasts, and there was an upward revision of 95,000 for the previous two months of this year."

>"The US economy added 678,000 jobs in February, once again exceeding economists' forecasts."

>"The strong report showed the labor market’s resilience in the face of an Omicron wave that kept many people away from work."

>"Economists had predicted dramatic slump in job growth but labor department figures much better than expected"

"The January jobs report is arriving at a critical time for the U.S. economy. Inflation is rising. The pandemic is still taking a toll. And the Federal Reserve is trying to decide how best to steer the economy through a swirl of competing _...Read More_

>"The jobless rate is falling sharply and pay is jumping. That may increase the urgency as the Federal Reserve withdraws economic support."

"Government data on Friday is expected to show that the economic recovery marched steadily forward last month — though appearances may be deceiving."

>"America's latest report on unemployment benefits is proof that the US jobs recovery is still in full-swing."

Al Jazeera English: Physical, mental health issues named top cause of US unemployment. >"Survey of US workers found 30 percent _...Read More_

>"The president is racing to show the public that he is taking action to address rising prices and bottlenecks amid mounting anxiety among some of _...Read More_

"The larger than expected drop may be explained by how the government adjusts the raw data for seasonal swings."

>"Economists surveyed by Dow Jones expected to see new claims edge down to 275,000 after seeing three consecutive weeks of surprisingly large decreases."

The Guardian: UK companies ‘must offer more to workers or face exodus’.