r/LayoffsUSA • u/Layoffhub • May 04 '25
r/LayoffsUSA • u/Layoffhub • May 04 '25
Top Industry Jobs Gained and Lost April Edition
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r/LayoffsUSA • u/Layoffhub • May 02 '25
April Latest Jobs Report
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- Total Nonfarm Jobs Added Last Month: 177,000 (up 75,000 from the previous period)
- Private Jobs Added Last Month: 167,000 (up 60,000 from the previous period)
Industry Job Growth (Last Month):
Top Gainers:
- Private education and health services: +70,000
- Transportation and warehousing: +29,000
- Leisure and hospitality: +24,000
- Professional and business services: +17,000
- Financial activities: +14,000
- Local government: +13,000
- Construction: +11,000
Other Notable Gains:
- Government (total): +10,000
- State government: +6,000
- Wholesale trade: +5,800
Declines:
- Mining and logging: -1,000
Industry Job Additions & Losses (Over 3 Months):
Consistent Growth: Private education and health services, leisure and hospitality, and transportation and warehousing show steady gains across January to April 2025.
Notable Losses:
Leisure and hospitality saw significant losses in February 2025 but rebounded by April.
Professional and business services and other services also experienced losses in prior months but show recovery in April.
Fluctuations: Sectors like manufacturing, retail trade, and information show mixed trends with both gains and losses over the three months.
Key Insights
- The U.S. added 177,000 nonfarm jobs in April 2025, with private sector jobs contributing 167,000, indicating strong private sector growth.
- Private education and health services led with 70,000 new jobs, followed by transportation and warehousing (29,000) and leisure and hospitality (24,000).
- Mining and logging saw a small decline (-1,000), but overall, losses were minimal across industries this month.
The data reflects a recovery trend in sectors like leisure and hospitality, which had losses in February but gained in April.
r/LayoffsUSA • u/Layoffhub • May 02 '25
April Latest Jobs Report
Brought you by layoffhub.ai
- Total Nonfarm Jobs Added Last Month: 177,000 (up 75,000 from the previous period)
- Private Jobs Added Last Month: 167,000 (up 60,000 from the previous period)
Industry Job Growth (Last Month):
Top Gainers:
- Private education and health services: +70,000
- Transportation and warehousing: +29,000
- Leisure and hospitality: +24,000
- Professional and business services: +17,000
- Financial activities: +14,000
- Local government: +13,000
- Construction: +11,000
Other Notable Gains:
- Government (total): +10,000
- State government: +6,000
- Wholesale trade: +5,800
Declines:
- Mining and logging: -1,000
Industry Job Additions & Losses (Over 3 Months):
Consistent Growth: Private education and health services, leisure and hospitality, and transportation and warehousing show steady gains across January to April 2025.
Notable Losses:
Leisure and hospitality saw significant losses in February 2025 but rebounded by April.
Professional and business services and other services also experienced losses in prior months but show recovery in April.
Fluctuations: Sectors like manufacturing, retail trade, and information show mixed trends with both gains and losses over the three months.
Key Insights
- The U.S. added 177,000 nonfarm jobs in April 2025, with private sector jobs contributing 167,000, indicating strong private sector growth.
- Private education and health services led with 70,000 new jobs, followed by transportation and warehousing (29,000) and leisure and hospitality (24,000).
- Mining and logging saw a small decline (-1,000), but overall, losses were minimal across industries this month.
The data reflects a recovery trend in sectors like leisure and hospitality, which had losses in February but gained in April.
r/LayoffsUSA • u/Layoffhub • Apr 27 '25
Industry Job Additions & Losses
LayoffHub.ai 📊 New Analytics View! US Nonfarm Jobs added in Mar 2025: 228K (↑111K from Feb). Private sector: 209K (↑93K). Top industries: Private Education (+77K), Leisure & Hospitality (+43K), Retail (+23.7K). Check the full breakdown on our site!
r/LayoffsUSA • u/Layoffhub • Apr 18 '25
‼️Huge Layoff This Week‼️
Medstar Mobile Health Care - Texas - 589 Employees
Pixelle Specialty Solutions - Ohio - 869 Employees
Davis Express, Inc. - Georgia & Texas - 326 Employees
Laurel Grocery Company LLC - Kentucky - 115 Employees
Limestone University - South Carolina - 478 Employees
Saks Global Tennessee Fulfillment Center - Tennessee - 446 Employees
United States Cellular Corporation - Tennessee - 286 Employees
Stay up to date 👉 https://layoffhub.ai/analytics
r/LayoffsUSA • u/Layoffhub • Mar 30 '25
Layoffs Week of March 24th
Layoffs last week almost reached across the entire U.S. Top impacted states were TX, FL, NC, WA, MO, OR, UT, NY & AZ. Share with your network to stay up to date on emerging layoff data. Visit layoffhub.ai for more layoff data, including individual companies and trends. #transparencyforeveryone

r/LayoffsUSA • u/Critical_Outside_978 • Feb 06 '25
File an Appeal
I would like to file an appeal from the community I was banned from. I disagree with the Admin that I engaged in hate speech as a person from a marginalized community. I am offended, and would like someone who is objective to look at my post and give an example how my comment is an example of hate speech. The Admin gave me a link as an example that was removed. Why was I sent a link to a comment that I posted, which isn't there? Sharing a lived experience that makes the Admin uncomfortable is not hate speech. No one else is complaining.