Revelio Public Labor Statistics

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December 4th, 2025 8:30 AM

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RPLS shows the US economy added 60,000 jobs in September, a reading that came in just above expectations, but continues to reflect the broad slowdown in the labor market.
- In the absence of BLS data, RPLS can be used along with other private data from ADP to triangulate what the Employment Situation Summary for September would have been. We calculate the BLS would likely have reported approximately 38,000 jobs gained in September.
- Both job postings and salaries from new job postings decreased in September by 0.6% and 0.3%, respectively, pointing to more softening in the labor market. Additionally, as of this month RPLS also tracks aggregate mass-layoff notices from the WARN act.
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RPLS makes its debut: Our first release of the Revelio Public Labor Statistics (RPLS) shows employment rising by just 50,000 jobs in August, coming in below expectations and confirming the broad decline in job growth reported by the BLS (+22k).
- Wage gains were modest and uneven: Salaries from new postings rose 0.6%, led by the Information sector (+1.1%) and Washington state (double-digit gains), while several industries and regions saw declines.
- Hiring strength remains concentrated: Healthcare, Education, and Professional Services drove job growth, while government jobs and many Southern and Midwestern states held back momentum.
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