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Private employers added 86,000 jobs in October. Hiring showed solid growth for a second month and pay gains were steady. The ADP National Employment Report is live at adpemploymentreport.com/ #jobs #labormarket

ALT The image features an ADP National Employment Report from October 2026. It includes a quote discussing the hiring trends and earnings growth driven by bonuses, overtime, and higher base pay. The report highlights the fastest earnings growth since March 2024. At the bottom, there is a picture of Dr. Nela Richardson, Chief Economist at ADP, with the ADP Research logo.
Base pay for job-stayers in Canada increased 3.0 percent year-over-year in October. Pay for job-changers rose 6.0 percent. The ADP Canada Pay Insights report is live. payinsights.adp.com/canada #pay #economy
Base pay growth was little changed in October. Pay rose 3.0 percent for job-stayers year over year, and 4.8 percent for job-changers. The ADP Pay Insights report is live. payinsights.adp.com/
Private employers added 86,000 jobs in October. Hiring showed solid growth for a second month and pay gains were steady. The ADP National Employment Report is live:
adpemploymentreport.com/ #jobs #labormarket
For the four weeks ending October 10, 2026, U.S. private employers added an average of 16,750 jobs a week. Hiring slowed for the second week. adpresearch.com/main-street-… #economy #labormarket
For the four weeks ending October 3, 2026, U.S. private employers added an average of 18,500 jobs a week. Hiring decelerated from the previous week. adpresearch.com/main-street-… #labormarket #economy
Three data trends help explain where the U.S. economy stands today: Wage growth is stuck below the rate of inflation, entrepreneurs are continuing to launch businesses at an impressive pace, and unemployed workers are taking longer to find their next job. Together, these signals point to an economy that’s relying on productivity, innovation, and business formation to drive growth.
adpresearch.com/main-street-… #economy #productivity #labormarket
For the four weeks ending October 3, 2026, U.S. private employers added an average of 18,500 jobs a week. Hiring decelerated from the previous week. adpresearch.com/main-street-… #labormarket #economy
Economies benefit when a large share of the population is working, earning, and investing. To capitalize on these opportunities, Mumbai must expand education, create high-quality jobs, bring more women into its massive workforce. We visit India’s financial capital in the final installment of our series on The Age of Work, in partnership with @Marketplace. adpresearch.com/main-street-… #economy #demographics #labormarket
For the four weeks ending September 26, 2026, U.S. private employers added an average of 24,750 jobs a week. Hiring slowed for the first time in eight weeks. adpresearch.com/main-street-… #labormarket #economy
Base pay for job-stayers in Canada increased 3.0 percent year-over-year in September. Pay for job- changers rose 5.6 percent. The ADP Canada Pay Insights report is live. payinsights.adp.com/canada #pay #economy
Average weekly hours worked are rising and year-over-year gross pay growth is accelerating as overtime picks up. It all points to economic strength, right? Well, you might be surprised to learn which sector we’re talking about. Get the full story in this week’s Main Street Macro. adpresearch.com/main-street-… #labormarket #manufacturing #overtime
Manufacturing hiring has been modest, but that’s not the full story of this all-important sector. This week’s Main Street Macro looks beyond headcount to show that factory workers are putting in more overtime, landing bigger pay increases, and seeing strong growth in total earnings. In short, the manufacturing economy might be stronger than the employment data suggests. adpresearch.com/main-street-… #labormarket #manufacturing #overtime
For the four weeks ending September 19, 2026, U.S. private employers added an average of 23,750 jobs a week. Hiring accelerated for the fifth week. adpresearch.com/main-street-… #labormarket #manufacturing #overtime
Private employers posted 90,000 jobs in September. Hiring accelerated for the first time since May, led by education and health care and leisure and hospitality. Financial activities and professional and business services showed weakness. The ADP National Employment Report is live. adpemploymentreport.com/ #jobs #labormarket
Base pay growth for all private-sector workers in the United States was little changed in September at 3.2 percent year over year. Base pay rose 3.0 percent for job-stayers and 4.8 percent for job-changers. The ADP Pay Insights report is live. payinsights.adp.com/ #pay
Private employers posted 90,000 jobs in September. Hiring accelerated for the first time since May, led by education and health care and leisure and hospitality. Financial activities and professional and business services showed weakness. The ADP National Employment Report is live. adpemploymentreport.com/ #jobs #labormarket
This week’s Main Street Macro offers a short history lesson on the lackluster productivity of the 1970s and the go-go years of the technology-fueled 2000s. This look back might tell us something about what’s ahead for the economy and AI. adpresearch.com/main-street-… #labormarket #AI #productivity
The ADP Research Employee Motivation and Commitment Index improved for the first time in five months, but sentiment among workers in real estate posted its worst showing in more than three years. adpresearch.com/research/emp… #labormarket #realestate #housing
Workers in maker occupations earn nearly 5 times the overtime pay earned by people in other occupations, @ADP data shows. ADP chief economist @NelaRichardson and director of People Analytics Ben Hanowell contributed to a new white paper from the @wef that aims to advance the global conversation on skills, productivity, and the future of work. Learn more at weforum.org/publications/new… #FutureOfWork #Skills #WEF


















