U.S. Department of Labor
Role in each timeline
- The Fed's Rate Path: From the 2024 Cuts to Warsh's First Meetings
Reported initial unemployment claims for the week ended September 26.
- Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches
Said employer contributions to a child's Trump Account generally do not fall under ERISA Title I.
U.S. Department of Labor across every timeline
Every dated entry that names U.S. Department of Labor, from all 2 timelines, newest first.
- September payrolls rise 29,000 and unemployment reaches 4.2 percent Report
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that nonfarm payroll employment increased by 29,000 in September and the unemployment rate was 4.2 percent. July and August payroll estimates were revised down by a combined 60,000.
on The Fed's Rate Path: From the 2024 Cuts to Warsh's First Meetings - Initial unemployment claims fall to 197,000 Report
The U.S. Department of Labor reported 197,000 seasonally adjusted initial unemployment claims for the week ended September 26. The level was 1,000 lower than the prior week's revised level.
on The Fed's Rate Path: From the 2024 Cuts to Warsh's First Meetings - Labor Department says employer Trump Account contributions usually avoid ERISA Title I Regulatory
The Employee Benefits Security Administration issued Technical Release 2026-02 on Trump Accounts and employer arrangements. The guidance said employer contributions to a minor child's Trump Account generally are not covered by ERISA Title I.
on Trump Accounts: From the 2025 Tax Law to the July 2026 Launch and the Employer Matches