Payroll firm ADP says it will now offer its Jobs Report weekly, starting today. The US data point is important as it can drive markets and set expectations for future policy actions. The report published today indicates a preliminary estimate of an average increase of 14,250 Jobs in the four weeks ending on October 11, 2025. The report will be released to the public simultaneously.
ADP will still offer a monthly jobs report on the first Wednesday of each month, which entails additional data. The information is gleaned from anonymized weekly payroll data of more than 26 million private-sector employees in the US.
Dr. Nela Richardson, ADP’s chief economist, said the new reports will provide a clearer picture of employment activity in the US.
“This high-frequency employment pulse, like the monthly National Employment Report, is based on ADP’s anonymized and aggregated administrative data on private-sector payrolls, providing a dynamic view of job creation and loss at an unprecedented level of weekly detail.”
The ADP jobs report is balanced against the federal government’s numbers, with market followers using the information to better understand the direction and strength of the US economy. In aggregate, employment data helps to determine interest rates set by the US Federal Reserve.
