Amanda Stewart+FollowJob Openings Just Got Outnumbered!Whoa, for the first time since 2021, there are more people looking for jobs than there are jobs available. The latest JOLTS report shows job openings dropped below job seekers, with private sector gigs shrinking for the second month straight. Healthcare, arts, and mining took big hits. Even though hiring nudged up a bit, most people are sticking with their current jobs because things feel shaky. Economists are blaming trade wars and immigration policies for the slowdown. Is this the start of a bigger job market shakeup? #JobCareer #JobMarket #Economy54Share
Phyllis Smith+FollowWhat the July Jobs Report Means for YouThe July jobs report just dropped and it’s a mixed bag! Job growth is still happening but slowing down, so finding a new gig might take a bit longer. Wages are up, but not by much—don’t expect a huge raise soon. Healthcare jobs are booming, but manufacturing took a hit. Retail is steady, and government jobs dipped a little. Bottom line: the economy’s stable but not on fire, so it’s a good time to budget smart and maybe hold off on big splurges. #JobCareer #JobsReport #Economy00Share
LegitNews+Follow[BREAKING] STEAM IS EXCHANGING MONEY FOR GAMESThis isn't a surprise since most companies are jumping into the trend. Games are sold on the Steam web page or application worldwide. How does this effect us? It doesn't. #SteamGaming #Economy00Share
laura54+FollowIs a Recession Brewing? What to Watch ForHeads up: the U.S. economy is looking wobbly, with job growth slowing way down and spending stuck in neutral. Construction and manufacturing are shrinking, and even though prices are still high, the Fed can’t just swoop in and fix things. The drama? Tougher tariffs and fewer immigrant workers are making it harder for businesses to hire and for families to stretch their dollars. If you’re job hunting or thinking about big purchases, maybe hold off for now—things could get bumpier. #Business #economy #recession568Share
Jared Fields+FollowJob Numbers Just Got a Major Reality CheckTurns out, the US job market wasn’t as hot as we thought—like, way off. The Labor Department just slashed its job growth numbers for May and June by a whopping 258,000 jobs. That means hiring has basically hit a wall, and experts are stunned. With the Fed stuck between fighting inflation and helping jobs, things are looking way shakier than the headlines let on. Anyone else feeling déjà vu from 2008? #JobCareer #JobsReport #Economy23669Share
james73+FollowJob Market Still Strong, But Factories StruggleThe U.S. job market is holding up—147,000 new jobs last month! Most of the action was in health care and local government, but factories are feeling the pinch, losing another 7,000 jobs. Trump’s tariffs are getting the blame for the factory slowdown, with managers saying orders have totally collapsed. With steady hiring overall, the Fed isn’t rushing to cut interest rates just yet. Wild how different sectors are having totally opposite vibes right now! #JobCareer #JobMarket #Economy132Share
Phyllis Smith+FollowJob Market Shocks Everyone—In a Good Way147,000 new jobs popped up in June—way more than anyone expected! Unemployment even dipped to 4.2%. Wall Street was bracing for a slowdown, but the economy’s flexing instead. Despite all the drama over tariffs, inflation, and the Fed refusing to cut rates, the job market’s still holding strong. Even the S&P 500 hit a record high. For now, it looks like recession fears can chill. Anyone else surprised by how resilient things are? #JobCareer #JobMarket #Economy354Share
jmartin+FollowJob Market’s Still Buzzing—But Factories StruggleThe U.S. just added 147,000 jobs last month—steady hiring vibes! Health care and local government are on a roll, but factories? Not so much. Manufacturing keeps losing jobs, and a lot of folks are blaming those Trump-era tariffs for the slowdown. The Fed’s in no rush to cut interest rates, though, since overall job growth is holding up. Anyone else feeling the mixed signals? #JobCareer #JobMarket #Economy81Share
james73+FollowJob Market Shocks: 147K Hired, 4.1% UnemployedWhoa, the U.S. just added 147,000 jobs in June—way more than experts guessed! Unemployment dipped to 4.1%, and it’s the fourth month in a row job growth beat forecasts. But here’s the twist: hiring is slowing down compared to the wild post-pandemic years, and companies are getting picky about new hires. Trump’s tariffs and policy shakeups are making businesses nervous, and there’s talk that immigration crackdowns could shrink the workforce even more. Wild times for anyone job hunting! #JobCareer #JobMarket #Economy555Share
Brenda Cohen+FollowJob Market’s Still Kicking—But for How Long?Job growth’s still hanging in there—139,000 new gigs in May, even though hiring’s slowing down. Healthcare and restaurants are adding jobs, but factories and the federal government are cutting back. Trump’s tariffs and trade drama are making businesses super jittery, and some are already starting to trim staff. Wages are up, but fewer people are working or looking for work. Everyone’s waiting to see if the job market can keep dodging all this chaos or if we’re headed for a real slowdown. #JobMarket #Economy #HiringTrends #JobCareer34Share
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