ADP US National Employment Report Initial Projection for March 28, 2026
Recent Trends in U.S. Private Sector Employment
During the four-week period ending March 28, 2026, private employers in the United States increased their workforce by an average of 39,250 jobs each week, as reported by the NER Pulse. This marks the fourth consecutive week of robust hiring activity.
It is important to note that these figures are initial estimates and may be updated as additional information becomes available. The NER Pulse provides a weekly snapshot of employment changes, calculated using a four-week moving average and leveraging ADP’s comprehensive, high-frequency employment data.
All data is seasonally adjusted and incorporates a two-week delay to ensure greater accuracy and completeness in the estimates.
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