if not necessarily all sectors," said ADP Chief Economist Nela Richardson. While job creation picked up steam, pay growth slowed in March, with annual pay increasing 4.6% Y/Y vs. +4.7% in February.

The latest data from ADP shows that even though the economy may be impacted by low consumer confidence and risk due to trade policies, U.S. companies are still hiring. The March ADP National ...

ADP also gives us a breakdown of Total Nonfarm Private Employment into five sizes. Establishments with 500+ employees saw the largest growth in March, with a gain of 59,000 private jobs.

The US private sector is expected to add 105K new jobs in March ... growth and troubling underlying data, aggravated by the ongoing uncertainty surrounding US tariffs. All eyes will be on the ADP ...

Payroll gains were stronger than expected in March, countering fears that the labor market and economy are slowing.

The composition of job growth indicates more selective hiring ... financial conditions and subdued commodity demand. March’s ADP report signals continued labor market stability, with strength ...

ADP said private sector employment jumped by 155,000 jobs in March after climbing by an upwardly revised 84,000 jobs in February. Economists had expected private sector employment to grow by ...

The surprise jump in hiring did little to cheer investors after Thursday's historic selloff, with analysts already saying ...

The increase was led by gains in business and financial services, with large employers adding the bulk of new hires.

The BLS report, which unlike ADP includes government jobs, is expected to show payroll growth of 140,000 in March, down slightly from 151,000 in February. The two counts sometimes show substantial ...