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ADP Reports 33,000 Job Losses in June with Negative Revisions in May

Small and medium-sized businesses shed jobs in June.

ADP Payroll Data by Employer Size, Chart by Mish

The ADP® National Employment Report for June provides a sobering set of statistics.

“Though layoffs continue to be rare, a hesitancy to hire and a reluctance to replace departing workers led to job losses last month,” said Dr. Nela Richardson, chief economist, ADP. “Still, the slowdown in hiring has yet to disrupt pay growth.”

Change by Employer Size

  • 1-19: -29,000
  • 20-49: -18,000
  • 50-249: +12,000
  • 250-499: -27,000
  • 500+: 30,000

Change by Small, Medium, Large

  • Small: -47,000
  • Medium: -15,000
  • Large: +30,000

ADP Total Employment by Employer Size

ADP Change in Employment by Employer Size Year-Over-Year

ADP Change in Small, Medium, Large Employment Year-Over-Year

Year-Over-Year Change by Small, Medium, Large

  • Small: 174,000 – 14.5%
  • Medium: 235,000 – 19.6%
  • Large: 793,000 – 66.0%

Despite accounting for 43.6 percent of all jobs, small businesses only accounted for 14.5 percent of jobs gains in the last year.

Despite accounting for only 27.4 percent of all jobs, large businesses accounted for an outsized 66.6 percent of jobs gains in the last year.

No Driver for Job Growth

This economy is more than a bit screwed up. Tariffs and deportations rate to do more damage to small businesses.

There is no driver for job growth in the US. Expect to see negative numbers from the BLS this year.

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Michael Engel
Michael Engel
10 months ago

The stock markets might turn down next week. A heatwave from the Maghreb invaded Spain and Portugal. People in France and England can hardly breath. DXY might turn up next Mon, after Bibi will praise Trump for blasting Iran.

Last edited 10 months ago by Michael Engel
BenW
BenW
10 months ago

More details coming tomorrow with the official BLS labor report.

Maybe, just maybe, June – July – Aug might actually establish a trend for the labor market that gives Powell cover to cut rates, even if CPI continues to edge up slightly.

Michael Engel
Michael Engel
10 months ago

Despite, despite and despite. Despite^3 ==> SPX made a new all time high today. 1M: July might be red for the knuckleheads. Q3 red. JP will do whatever to prevent
recession before he retire. Recession might come later in 2026/2027.

Last edited 10 months ago by Michael Engel
Michael Engel
Michael Engel
10 months ago
Reply to  Michael Engel

Option: JD Vance inauguration in Jan 2029. After the 2026/2027 (severe??) recession wages will rise until mid/or end of JD Vance second term. RE: the systemic change will last more than a decade. A bearish option 1M SPX: A-B-C down. B high in mid 2026.

Last edited 10 months ago by Michael Engel
Flavia
Flavia
10 months ago
Reply to  Michael Engel

Nope.

TacoMan
TacoMan
10 months ago

My wife works for a big hospital corp. They just laid off a bunch, and had senior management taking 25% pay cuts.

If healthcare isn’t making money, what is?

BenW
BenW
10 months ago
Reply to  TacoMan

How do you know they’re not making money? If they’re not, then they’re severely mismanaged, and the Sr Mgmt should be fired.

Maybe the company is beginning to right size in terms of headcount as they prepare to leverage AI more strategically?

Oh, Amazon, MSFT, Apple, Walmart, Costco, Berkshire Hathaway, home builders (for now), and lots of other non-healthcare companies to name a few.

notaname
notaname
10 months ago
Reply to  BenW

Correct; or revenues are dropping so costs must follow.

notaname
notaname
10 months ago
Reply to  TacoMan

Deportations hitting HIC bigly. The Biden “asylum seekers” didn’t worry co-pays or deductibles. Will also see drop in hotel revenues … seekers filling hotels to 100% capacity.

Tony Frank
Tony Frank
10 months ago

If we enter a period of stagflation as some are predicting, TACO won’t be able to blame biden as it will be his tariff policies.

ryan lynn
ryan lynn
10 months ago
Reply to  Tony Frank

You grossly underestimate the ability of politicians to blame other politicians.

TacoMan
TacoMan
10 months ago
Reply to  Tony Frank

He can blame elon. It doesn’t have to make sense… his folllowers are stupid cultists. He really doesn’t even have to say anything… they’ll dream up their own excuses.

SleemoG
SleemoG
10 months ago
Reply to  TacoMan

A perpetual moron machine.

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