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ADP Reports Rebound in U.S. Private-Sector Hiring

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ROSELAND, NJ – August 18, 2026 (STL.News) U.S. private-sector hiring showed its first improvement after seven consecutive weeks of decline, according to a new preliminary employment estimate released Tuesday by ADP Research, offering a fresh signal that the labor market may be stabilizing after a prolonged slowdown in hiring. Private employers added an average of […] This News ADP Reports Rebound in U.S. Private-Sector Hiring appeared first on STL.News.

ADP Weekly Hiring Gauge Shows Labor Market Cooling

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ROSELAND, NJ – August 11, 2026 (STL.News) Hiring across the U.S. private sector continued to lose momentum through late July, according to ADP’s latest high-frequency employment data, extending a six-week slowdown that suggests employers are becoming increasingly cautious about adding workers. ADP’s National Employment Report (NER) Pulse showed private employers added an average of 8,250 […] This News ADP Weekly Hiring Gauge Shows Labor Market Cooling appeared first on ST

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