Get a clear read on the Dallas-Fort Worth hiring market every month. Our Strategic Partner Amy Linn breaks down the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics data for North Texas and explains what it means whether you are hiring or looking for your next role. The most recent update is below, and you can have each new one sent to you by subscribing above.
Dallas-Fort Worth Employment Update. Professional Hiring Leads as Spring Unemployment Eases
Dallas-Fort Worth unemployment eased to 3.8 percent in April 2026, down from 4.2 percent in January, and Professional and Business Services again added more jobs than any other metro sector. After a long stretch of slowing growth, the data points to a market that has turned the corner. Welcome to June....
Read this months update →Dallas-Fort Worth Employment Update. First Signs of Stabilization, and Wages Decelerate
In my last update, I told you Dallas-Fort Worth’s job growth had hit its lowest point since 2021. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has now released updated metro employment and unemployment data through February 2026 (published April 29, 2026), the May 1, 2026 release on changing compensation costs through March...
Read this months update →Dallas-Fort Worth Employment Update: Growth Hits Its Lowest Point Since 2021
In my last update, I told you the full December sector breakdown had not been published yet and that I would circle back when it was. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released the Dallas-Fort Worth Area Economic Summary on February 13, 2026, covering December 2025 data. We now have all...
Read this months update →Dallas Prices Drop While the Nation Pays More: What It Means for Your Hiring
Dallas-Fort Worth Employment Market Update | March 2026 The latest BLS data shows that consumer prices in Dallas-Fort Worth fell 0.3% for the 12 months ending January 2026. That is not a typo. While the rest of the country is still dealing with 2.4% inflation, Dallas-Fort Worth prices ticked down. That...
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