The U.S. private sector lost 33K jobs in June, a reversal from the 29K jobs added in May, which was revised down from +37K, and trailing the +103K consensus, according to data released by ADP on ...

PRIVATE SECTOR ADDED JUST 37,000 JOBS IN MAY, LOWEST IN OVER 2 YEARS, ADP SAYS Professional and business services experienced the most job losses in June with a decline of 56,000, according to ADP.

Private-sector employers cut 33,000 jobs in June, the first monthly decline in more than two years, according to the ADP National Employment Report released Wednesday. The latest report comes as a … ...

The US private sector unexpectedly lost jobs in June, according to data from payroll firm ADP on Wednesday, a potential sign of labor market weakness amid uncertainty from President Donald Trump's ...

The US private sector lost jobs in June, the first negative month in more than two years, according to new data Wednesday from payroll provider ADP.

Companies in the private sector lost 33,000 jobs in June, payroll processing firm ADP said Wednesday. The figure is well below economists’ estimates of a gain of 95,000 jobs and down from the ...

Private sector lost 33K jobs in the last month — in first drop in over 2 years By Reuters Published July 2, 2025, 3:45 p.m. ET ...

ADP Reports Private Sector Lost 33,000 Jobs in June. Economists Expected 95,000 New Ones The monthly drop was the first in two years, as economic uncertainty slowed hiring to a trickle.

US private sector lost 33,000 jobs in June, missing expectations for an increase of 115,000 Economists expect that job growth slowed in June to 115,000 jobs and that the unemployment rate rose to ...

June jobs report reveals US added 147K jobs in June; unemployment dips US employers added 147,000 jobs in June despite Trump's tariffs, federal layoffs and immigration crackdown as unemployment ...

(CNN) — The US private sector lost jobs in June, the first negative month in more than two years, according to new data Wednesday from payroll provider ADP.

The private sector added just 74,000 jobs, fewest since two Southeast hurricanes dampened payroll growth in October and possibly auguring a broader slowdown.