Economists estimate the monthly jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday will show a 55,000 increase in payrolls after an unexpected dip in July employment The unemployment rate, based on a survey of households rather than establishments, is seen holding at 4.1% | Image: Bloomberg Bloomberg Listen to This Article By Vince Golle and Craig Stirling US payrolls growth got back on track in August, consistent with general steadiness in the labor market that’s helping the Federal Reserve focus more intently on its battle with inflation. Economists estimate the monthly jobs report from the Bureau of Labor…
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