Automatic Data Processing Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

ADP (Nasdaq: ADP) reported its first quarter fiscal 2023 financial results on October 26, 2022. The company provided a revised fiscal 2023 outlook and announced a conference call for financial analysts. During the call, ADP expects to discuss supplementary financial information, including quarterly and full-year segment revenues for fiscal years 2021, 2022, and 2023. Investors can access all relevant information on ADP's investor relations website. This event highlights ADP's commitment to transparency and engagement with its shareholders.

ADP's September National Employment Report reveals a strong private sector job increase of 208,000 jobs, up from 185,000 in August, alongside a 7.8% year-over-year growth in annual pay. Notably, job growth is below the three-month average, and job changers experienced a decline in pay growth to 15.7%. The report shows significant job creation across service-providing sectors, with the South leading with 89,000 jobs. While the labor market remains stable, annual pay growth for job changers has slowed, marking a significant change in trends.

ADP has been recognized as the 2022 Top Company for Women Technologists in the Large Technical Workforce category by AnitaB.org, marking the third consecutive year of this honor. This program evaluates gender and racial representation in technical roles across over 400,000 employees from 52 companies. ADP scored highest among those with more than 10,000 technical staff, showcasing its commitment to gender equity and inclusion in the workplace. The recognition highlights ADP’s initiatives, such as the Advancing Women in Leadership Program, aimed at empowering women in technology.

ADP (Nasdaq: ADP) will announce its financial results for the first fiscal quarter ending September 30, 2022, on October 26, 2022, before the Nasdaq opens. A conference call will commence at 8:30 a.m. ET the same day, featuring CEO Carlos Rodriguez and other executives. The financial results will be accessible via the Investor Relations section on ADP's website, with a news alert to notify the public. Investors can participate in the call through a live webcast and view the slide presentation shortly before the event.

ADP announced that private sector employment increased by 132,000 jobs in August 2022, according to the ADP National Employment Report. Annual pay growth was reported at 7.6%, consistent with previous months since Spring 2022. Job creation has shown a decline from nearly 270,000 jobs in the previous month. The report suggests a shift to a slower hiring pace as companies navigate economic uncertainties. Additionally, insights reveal significant regional variations in job creation across the U.S., with the South leading at 76,000 jobs added.

ADP has partnered with Managed Health to introduce the Managed Health Champ Plan, an innovative healthcare solution aimed at enhancing employee benefits while providing cost savings for businesses. This independent benefit plan offers employees improved access to healthcare services at a zero net-out-of-pocket cost. The plan is designed to complement existing corporate health insurance and features a structured Section 125 plan to yield significant savings for employers. ADP will provide this alongside its RUN Powered by ADP Enhanced Payroll service.

ADP and the Stanford Digital Economy Lab will release the August 2022 non-farm private jobs report on August 31, 2022, at 8:15 a.m. ET. The report includes data from over 25 million U.S. workers, providing insights into the labor market.

ADP's pay measure analyzes salaries of about 10 million employees over a 12-month span, contributing to a comprehensive overview of employment changes. Following the report, ADP Chief Economist, Dr. Nela Richardson, will discuss the findings in a media conference call.

The ADP Research Institute, in collaboration with the Stanford Digital Economy Lab, has launched a new high-frequency data series for the ADP National Employment Report. Available starting August 31, this innovative methodology aims to provide detailed insights into U.S. workforce dynamics, encompassing jobs and pay data from over 25 million workers. Key features include a monthly jobs report detailing non-farm private employment changes and unique pay insights capturing median annual pay growth across various sectors. This initiative seeks to enhance labor market analysis and provide reliable economic indicators.