2013
04/19/13 - Labor Market OK: High Workweek Trumps Participation (L)
04/03/13 - Faster Growth in Temp Sector Bodes Well for Coming Job Gains (L)
03/08/13 - Elevated Workweek, Wages Point to Further Job Gains (L)
03/06/13 - Housing-Related Jobs Should Pick Up Noticeably in 2013-14 (L,e)
02/22/13 - Demographics Are Driving Down Labor Participation Rates (L)
02/08/13 - Government ‘Help’ Is Boosting Duration of Unemployment (L)
2012
11/06/12 - Workers Over 54 Are Claiming Lion’s Share of New Jobs (L)
10/10/12 - Unemployment: No Conspiracy, Maybe Some Volatility (L)
07/12/12 - Quest for 'True' Measures of Labor Market Slack (L,d)
07/06/12 - Workweek Continues to Offset Soft Payroll Gains (L)
06/06/12 - ‘Lost’ UI Claimants Reflect Better Economy, Not Budget Cuts (L,d)
05/04/12 - Labor Participation Drop Mostly Reflects Demographics (L,d)
03/15/12 - Overruling Okun's Law: Jobless Rate 'Gap' Is No Mystery (L,d)
02/22/12 - Large Firms Are Leading the Jobs Recovery (L)
02/09/12 - Jobs Growth Likely to Take Off (to Moderate Flight Path) (L)

2011
01/12/11 - Payroll Jobs Trend Likely to Improve Further in 2011 (L)

2010
06/22/10 - Rising Workweek Partly Explains Weak Payroll Gains (L)
06/04/10 - Most Labor Indicators Show US Back to Work (L)
04/20/10 - CSI Economics: Post-Mortem of Recession Job Losse (L)
03/18/10 - February Flakes Bring March (Payroll) Madness (L)
03/17/10 - Census to Boost Payrolls by +100K in March, +500K in May (L)
02/16/10 - Severe Storms Will Chill Upcoming Claims,Jobs Reports (L)
02/04/10 - Real Drama Lies in Details in January Jobs Report (L)
01/15/10 - Jobless Rate to Remain Disturbingly High in 2010 AND 2011 (D,l)

2009
11/23/09 - Payroll Survey Tarnished, But Still 'Gold Standard' (L,D)
11/18/09 - Jobless Rate Should Peak Soon, Decline Some in 2010 (L)
10/09/09 - Expect 3 Years, Probably More, to Recoup Job Losses (L)
10/08/09 - Payroll Birth-Death Model Missed Badly in 09Q1 (L,d)
09/29/09 - Extended UI Benefits to Impede Labor Market Improvement (L)
07/22/09 - Wealth Losses, Extended UI Benefits Boosting Jobless Rate (L)
06/26/09 - Modest Job Gains, Falling Jobless Rate by Year-End (L)
05/14/09 - Debunking the Payroll Birth-Death Model Canard Again (D, l)
01/16/09 - Labor Markets Bad, But Not That Bad (L,d)

2008
09/12/08 - Jobless Rate Exaggerated, But Labor Markets to Worsen Some  (L,d)
08/21/08 - Payroll Jobs Volatility Has Declined as Data Improve (D,l
05/23/08 - Putting Payroll Revision Fears to BED, Again (D,l)
05/14/08 - Labor Markets Are Holding Up Relatively Well (L)
05/08/08 - BLS Birth-Death Model Does Track Business Cycles (D, l)
02/12/08 - Claims, Household Jobs Show No Cycle Turning Point (Yet)  (L,e)

2007
07/20/07 - Payroll Survey Is Doing the Job: Economy Is Okay (L,d)
05/22/07 - Payroll Data Appear Sound; No Sign of Major Benchmark (L,d)

2006
10/12/06 - Post-March ‘06 Jobs Growth Likely to Be Revised Up Too (L,d)
07/14/06 - Soft Payroll Job Gains Likely Overstate Slowdown (L)
05/18/06 - Youth Employment Has Fallen and Won't Get Up (L)
05/10/06 - Compensation Growth Not Alarming, Should Not Trouble Fed (L)
04/07/06 - Labor Market Is As Tight As it Appears (L,d)
03/16/06 - Tightening Utilization Argues that Fed Will Not Ease in 2006-07 (F,l)
02/16/06 - Blizzard Should Not Melt February Payroll Job Gains (L,e)

2005
11/10/05 - +4% Productivity in 05Q3 Makes No Sense in Wake of Katrina (L)
09/26/05 - Katrina Uncertainty Likely Postponed September Hiring (L)
05/11/05 - Compensation Growing Much Faster than Payroll Wages (D, l)
03/15/05 - Jobs Report Contains Far More Than Payroll Differences  (D, l)

2004
11/05/04 - Economy’s Good, But Not As Good As October Jobs Suggest (L) 
11/05/04 - Jobless Rate Apt to Stay Low Even If Payroll Gains Turn Softer (L) 
10/08/04 - Hours, Wage Trends Present More Upbeat View of Economy (L) 
08/24/04 - Accelerating Benefits More Than Offset Dismal Wage Growth (L) 
07/13/04 - Strong Job Gains Should Continue Despite Soft June (L,d)
04/27/04 - After '03 Gap, Industrial Prod and GDP Goods Show Strong Gains (D,l)
04/02/04 - UI-Based Revisions Show Much Stronger 03Q2-Q3 Income Gains (L,d)
03/24/04 - Jobless Rate Does Not Show Much Labor Market Slack(L,g)
03/12/04 - Ample Reason for Optimism on Jobs (L)
03/10/04 - ‘Jobless Recovery’ Exaggerated In Length and Depth  (L)
03/08/04 - ‘90s Bubble Inflated Payrolls; Recent Softness Is Partly Payback (L,d)
02/19/04 - Low-Wage/High-Benefits Growth Mix Behind Revenue Shortfall (G, l)
01/16/04 - Fed, Pundits Are Overestimating 'Underemployment' (L,f)
01/13/04 - Analysts Overreacting to Recent Sluggish Payroll Results (L)

2003
10/10/03 - Slow Job Creation, Not Job Losses, Behind Weak Payrolls  (E,l)
10/09/03 - Foreign Outsourcing: Not That Big; Effect Likely Positive  (E,l)
10/08/03 - Household-Payroll Job Gap Sent Growth Signal In Early ’02/’03 (E,l)
07/18/03 - The Jobless Recovery Myth (L)
05/09/03 - U.S. Mfg Still Plays Key, Though Reduced, Role (D, l)
05/07/03 - HHold-Payroll Job Gap Suggests Stronger Growth Ahead (E,l)

2002
10/17/02 - Mind The Gap: Household-Payroll Jobs Gap Hints At Pick Up (L)
06/13/02 - Smaller, More Dynamic Bias Adjustment After Revisions (D,l)
05/09/02 - Short-Term Rise In Jobless Rate Due To Special Factor (D,l)
04/19/02 - Key Labor Market Indicators Showing Improvement (L)
04/19/02 - Demystifying The Recent Surge In Claims (D,l)

2001
11/12/01 - Faltering Income Fundamentals Bode Ill For Consumer (C,l,d)
08/08/01 - July's Unchanged Jobless Rate A "Head Fake" (L,e)
07/11/01 - Real Reason(s) For Payroll/Household Job Difference (D,l)
03/14/01 - Current Slowdown Unique in 2 Important Ways (E,l)
02/21/01 - Nervous Analysts Looking In All The Wrong Places (E,c,l)

2000
12/01/00 - Surge In Claims Cause For Concern, Not Panic (L,e)
05/19/00 - Jobless Rate Below Natural Rate; Rates Up More (T,l,f)
05/08/00 - 3.9% Jobless Rate Not A Census Hiring Fluke (L,f,e)
01/12/00 - Adjusted For 'Temps', Mfg Job Picture Not As Bad As Reported (L)
01/10/00 - Why Is Payroll Job Growth Stronger Than Hhold Growth? (L,t,d)

1999
12/14/99 - Income Data: 'True' Wage Growth More Than +5% (P,l) 
10/14/99 - FOMC Cites Decreasing Pool Of Available Workers (L,f)
10/07/99 - Floyd To Limit Job Gain In Sep To +100-150K; Big Rebound In Oct (L,f)
09/16/99 - Based On ES202, Current Wage Growth Likely 5+%, Not 4-% (P,l,d) 
07/29/99 - Economy Poised For More Solid Growth; Labor Markets Still Tightening (E,f,l)
05/13/99 - Current Compensation Costs Being Understated (L,p)
03/26/99 - Phillips Curve Revisited; Higher Inflation Likely In '00 If Jobless Rate Falls Below 4% (P,l)

1998
11/30/98 - Claims Often A Misleading Indicator In Expansions (L,e)
07/07/98 - FMI & Fed Ask: Why Are Payroll Jobs Growing Faster Than Household? (L,f,d)
03/25/98 - Impact Of Unusual Weather On Economic Data (D,l)
01/28/98 - Tight Job Markets Causing Wage Acceleration (L)

1997
11/20/97 - Wages Are Surging For Low-Skill Workers (L)
11/18/97 - Midwest Labor Markets Tight, Wages Accelerating (L)
09/15/97 - The Anatomy Of Aug ’93 Payroll Job Revisions (L,d)
08/22/97 - UPS-Teamster Pact Details (L)
07/08/97 - Challenger Layoff Announcements At Decade-Low (L)
05/12/97 - Productivity's Comp Measure Superior To ECI (L,d)
04/10/97 - 2+% Labor Force Growth Not So Shocking; Should Gradually Edge Lower Near-Term (L)
04/10/97 - Wage Growth Changes (Not CPI) Are The More Useful Predictor Of Fed Policy (F,l)
02/11/97 - New Discontinuity In Household Jobs Series (D,l)
01/17/97 - Unexpected 96Q4 Strength, Unabated Stock Performance, Worry Fed (F,l)
01/15/97 - Challenger Layoffs Are Misleading; Many Recent Layoffs Are Due To Outsourcing (L)

1995-1996
10/29/96 - Why The Household Job Data May Be Better Than The Payroll Data (D,l,t)
10/10/96 - Historical Analysis Of Payroll Job Changes (D,l,e)
06/20/96 - WSJ Discouraged Workers Picture Is Misleading (L)
06/06/96 - Worldwide Population Shifts To Alter U.S. Exports (L,e,d)
04/10/96 - Temp Workers Affecting Labor Market Efficiency (L,t,d)
12/05/95 - Upcoming Payroll Jobs; Effect Of Federal Shutdown (L,e)
10/10/95 - Manufacturing Job Losses To End Soon (L)
07/31/95 - Jobs Plentiful Surpasses Jobs Hard To Get For First Time Since 1987 (L,d)
06/21/95 - Employment Surveys Show No Signs of Recession (L)
02/27/95 - Capacity Utilization Suggests Core CPI To Accelerate In Coming Year (P,l,e)