While Milwaukee’s labor market registered 5,400 jobs gained from April to May, total nonfarm payrolls remain 1,000 positions below year-earlier levels and 1,100 jobs short of their February 2020 benchmark, according to the most recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Year-over-year labor market contraction persists in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The education and health services sector represents a lone bright spot
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