U.S. ADP Employment Change

ADP Employment Change is a measure that indicates the exact number of people who have joined (or left) the workforce during a set period of time, usually a month. It can be used to trace the employment in one given country and, based on that, predict the economic growth rate. Positive numbers indicate that more people have joined the workforce during the reported period than left, while negative numbers indicate a contraction in employment.
United States ADP Employment Change
For the last five years ADP Employment Change remained positive, thus demonstrating growth in employment in the United States. The last period of contraction lasted from the end of 2007 till the beginning of 2011, during and after the global financial crisis. In May 2017 253 thousand people joined the workforce all over the US.