All Employees, Total Nonfarm
The All Employees, Total Nonfarm was 159,075 on 2026-08-01, per U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics via FRED.
Latest 159,075
Change vs previous +162
As of
Unit
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Recent observations
The most recent 60 observations, newest first. Change is against the previous published observation, not the previous calendar day — the series is only published on days the source publishes it.
| Date | Value | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 159,075 | +162 | |
| 158,913 | +21 | |
| 158,892 | +31 | |
| 158,861 | +63 | |
| 158,798 | +148 | |
| 158,650 | +214 | |
| 158,436 | -156 | |
| 158,592 | +160 | |
| 158,432 | -17 | |
| 158,449 | +41 | |
| 158,408 | -140 | |
| 158,548 | +76 | |
| 158,472 | -70 | |
| 158,542 | +64 | |
| 158,478 | -20 | |
| 158,498 | +13 | |
| 158,485 | +108 | |
| 158,377 | +67 | |
| 158,310 | +42 | |
| 158,268 | -48 | |
| 158,316 | +237 | |
| 158,079 | +134 | |
| 157,945 | +33 | |
| 157,912 | +155 | |
| 157,757 | +9 | |
| 157,748 | +53 | |
| 157,695 | +87 | |
| 157,608 | +78 | |
| 157,530 | +64 | |
| 157,466 | +228 | |
| 157,238 | +206 | |
| 157,032 | +175 | |
| 156,857 | +154 | |
| 156,703 | +127 | |
| 156,576 | +159 | |
| 156,417 | +156 | |
| 156,261 | +218 | |
| 156,043 | +163 | |
| 155,880 | +225 | |
| 155,655 | +280 | |
| 155,375 | +241 | |
| 155,134 | +68 | |
| 155,066 | +290 | |
| 154,776 | +434 | |
| 154,342 | +100 | |
| 154,242 | +303 | |
| 153,939 | +357 | |
| 153,582 | +220 | |
| 153,362 | +290 | |
| 153,072 | +714 | |
| 152,358 | +434 | |
| 151,924 | +301 | |
| 151,623 | +308 | |
| 151,315 | +490 | |
| 150,825 | +819 | |
| 150,006 | +190 | |
| 149,816 | +586 | |
| 149,230 | +658 | |
| 148,572 | +801 | |
| 147,771 | — |
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics via FRED · As of · Showing 60 of 308 observations; the chart above plots the full history.
Methodology
The number of people on nonfarm payrolls, in thousands, from the BLS establishment survey, seasonally adjusted. This is the LEVEL; the headline 'jobs added' figure the market reacts to is the month-on-month change in it.
- Attribution
- Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics via FRED
- Originator
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Licence
- Public domain
- Why
- The underlying data is a U.S. federal government work (public domain). FRED is the redistributor, not the author, so the attribution names the originating agency 'via FRED'. FRED's terms permit redistribution but FORBID use with AI/LLM services — hence llmForbidden.
- Primary source
- https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/PAYEMS