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Speaking of job changes, the Labor Department was supposed to issue a monthly report on turnover in the job market this morning, but that's been postponed by the government shutdown.
Scott Horsley, NPR News, Washington.
The government was supposed to report this Friday on January's job gains and unemployment rate.
But the Labor Department says that report will be tardy because Congress failed to authorize a spending bill in time to avoid a partial government shutdown.
The lapse in spending will also delay a report on job openings and turnover that was scheduled for release on Tuesday.
A congressional standoff last fall shuttered parts of the government for a record six weeks, so the jobs reports for September, October, and November were late, and October's unemployment report was lost for good.
Jobs numbers for January were collected on schedule,
so they'll likely be released soon once this latest shutdown is resolved.
Scott Horsley, NPR News, Washington.
The government was supposed to report this Friday on January's job gains and unemployment rate.
But the Labor Department says that report will be tardy because Congress failed to authorize a spending bill in time to avoid a partial government shutdown.
The lapse in spending will also delay a report on job openings and turnover that was scheduled for release on Tuesday.
A congressional standoff last fall shuttered parts of the government for a record six weeks, so the jobs reports for September, October, and November were late, and October's unemployment report was lost for good.
Jobs numbers for January were collected on schedule,
so they'll likely be released soon once this latest shutdown is resolved.
Scott Horsley, NPR News, Washington.
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