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White House officials defend firing of labour statistics official as critics warn of trust erosion
Top White House economic advisers on Sunday defended U.S. President Donald Trump's firing of the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, pushing back against criticism that Trump's action could undermine confidence in official U.
White House on defense over President Trump’s firing of official responsible for jobs data
After President Trump fired the commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, he called a recent jobs report “rigged”. A former commissioner of BLS told NBC News’ Garrett Haake it’s not possible for the commissioner to rig data.
Trump fired the previous head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics after he was unhappy with a weaker-than-expected July jobs ...
National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett supports President Trump firing Bureau of Labor Statistics head, citing ...
An anemic July jobs report boosted expectations the Federal Reserve might lower interest rates in September. Trump said the ...
President Trump said he would appoint a new commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics “over the next three, four days.” ...
Kevin Hassett said the president wants his own people at the agency to provide “more transparent and reliable” jobs data.
The White House believes unusual jobs data revisions prove the recently fired Bureau of Labor chief was manipulating statistics.
President Trump has said he will choose a new Commissioner for the Bureau of Labor Statistics within the next three to four ...
President Trump said he directed his team to fire the top Bureau of Labor Statistics official after the bureau issued a weak ...
House Democrats asked for a congressional hearing on President Donald Trump's decision to fire the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner Erika McEntarfer.
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