The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) will not release a federal employment report for October after missing the window to collect data from households during the government shutdown, the agency announced Wednesday. In a press release, the BLS said it was unable to conduct its monthly survey of households — which makes up half of…
Source: The Hill
Labor Department scraps October jobs report due to shutdown
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