The incident highlights ongoing concerns about the Bureau of Labor Statistics' management of sensitive information, as investment firms obtained job data before the public.
Previous incidents where the Bureau of Labor Statistics shared sensitive information selectively with investors have led to scrutiny over their practices, raising ethical questions.
Several firms received a job report revision at least 15 minutes before public disclosure, potentially allowing them to profit from nonpublic information.
Julia Coronado emphasized the growing concerns regarding the agency’s handling of information, pointing out that it is inappropriate to share data selectively.
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