Job growth is an essential credential to evaluate the economic health of any nation. This is particularly true of the United States, where the employment landscape resonates with the diverse economic activities ubiquitous in this vast land. The number of new payroll jobs created monthly in the United States is meticulously tracked by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and serves as an economic weathervane hinting at the direction of economic winds — stimulation or stagnation.