Earnings and New Jobs Increased More Than Expected in December

Buzz Videos 2024-01-08

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On January 5, the Labor Department released a report showing that America's job market closed 2023 with a greater-than-expected pace of hiring. CNBC reports that the December jobs report showed that employers added 216,000 positions for the month.
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