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Firm to appeal nuclear plant whistleblower case

An engineering firm accused of firing a whistleblower for reporting unsafe conditions at an eastern Kansas nuclear power plant plans to appeal the ruling by federal regulators, the firm said Monday. Full story

Republicans delay vote on Perez for Labor post

Senate Republicans have used a procedural move to delay a panel from considering the confirmation of Thomas Perez to head the Labor Department. Full story

Labor official blamed for Job Corps problems quits

A top Labor Department official who took the blame for budgeting mistakes and cost overruns at the federal Job Corps program has resigned. Full story

Big revisions help brighten monthly US jobs report

The 165,000 jobs the U.S. economy added in April weren't the only reason to be cheered by Friday's employment report. Full story

Fire shuts down Labor Dept. building in DC

An overnight fire at the Labor Department's headquarters shut the building down for most employees early Friday, but the agency's monthly employment report was released as scheduled. Full story

Productivity growth modest in first quarter

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Nonfarm productivity rose modestly in the first quarter as growth in output accelerated sharply and employers throttled back gains in the hours that their staffs worked. Full story

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Hiring rate increases modestly in February

Productivity declines most in nearly two years

Instant View: November nonfarm payrolls rose by 146,000

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  Countdown to Monthly Jobs Report

Michelle Meyer, BofA Merrill Lynch, and Mark Zandi, Moody's Analytics, offer their preview of the Labor Department's monthly jobs report.

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Cantor Addresses Dismal Jobs Report Numbers on Capitol Hill
Cantor Addresses Dismal Jobs Report Numbers on Capitol Hill

epa02814625 U.S. Republican House Majority Leader from Virginia Eric Cantor talks with reporters about the dismal monthly jobs report numbers in the US Capitol in Washington, DC, USA on 08 July, 2011. The Labor Department reported Friday that just 18,000 jobs were added in June, far less than the 12