U.S. Employment Trends
U.S. Employment in Leisure and Hospitality Changed Little in July (+17,000)
U.S. Unemployment Rate Up to 3.5% for June
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U.S. Employment Trends
U.S. Employment in Leisure and Hospitality Changed Little in June (+21,000)
This marks the third consecutive month of little employment change for this industry. Employment in the industry remains below its February 2020 level by 369,000, or 2.2 percent.
U.S. Employment Trends
American Hotels Support Nearly One in 25 U.S. Jobs
New research highlights hotel industry’s significant economic impact
U.S. Employment Trends
U.S. Employment in Leisure and Hospitality Continued to Trend Up in April (+31,000)
April U.S. Unemployment Rate changes little at 3.4%
U.S. Employment Trends
Slowing U.S. Travel Job Growth Signals Concern for Peak Summer Season
'The drop-off in leisure and hospitality hiring reported today is a concern as our industry prepares for the busy summer season and the need to fill 1.5 million open jobs in this sector.'
U.S. Employment Trends
For March Leisure and Hospitality Added 72,000 Jobs, Lower Than the Average Monthly Gain of 95,000 over the Prior 6 Months
U.S. Unemployment Rate rate changes little at 3.5% for march
U.S. Employment Trends
For February U.S. Employment in Leisure and Hospitality is Below Its Pre-pandemic February 2020 Level by 410,000, or 2.4 Percent.
U.S. Unemployment Rate edges up to 3.6% in February
U.S. Employment Trends
79% of U.S. Hotels Report Staffing Shortages
Hotels on hiring spree with better wages, benefits, flexibility
U.S. Employment Trends
Historic Jobs Report Underscores The Essential Role of Travel in U.S. Economic Recovery
'Today’s jobs report - in which 25% of all new jobs were added in the leisure and hospitality sector—is further evidence that travel is essential to the U.S. economy'
U.S. Employment Trends
Leisure and Hospitality Added 128,000 Jobs in the U.S. For January Compared with an Average of 89,000 Jobs Per Month in 2022
December U.S. Unemployment Rate changes little at 3.4%