For much of the past 18 months, the labor market has remained largely frozen.

There might be a little bit of warmth in the labor market. Thursday's jobs report will help show whether that's translating into gains for workers. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg expect government data to show the economy added 115,

This week will see a return to focus on the jobs number, as the Bureau of Labor Statistics issues the monthly jobs report on Thursday, one day ahead of the normal schedule because of the July 4 holiday weekend.

May's jobs report signals renewed labor market momentum, with three consecutive months of strong payroll gains and positive revisions. Hiring strength is broadening, especially in goods-producing sectors and leisure/hospitality, while unemployment remains ...

The much-awaited U.S. job market report is finally out for May, and while the result was stronger than expected, the headline number may not tell the whole story. The economy added 172,000 jobs last month, but the unemployment rate remained steady at 4.3% ...

CNBC’s “Fast Money” team discusses how Friday's jobs report may weigh on markets and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions.

Friday’s May employment report is expected to show a third consecutive month of job growth, albeit at a slightly slower pace than in April, with unemployment flat. Economists expect healthcare to drive additions, along with broadening private sector job ...