Phyllis Smith+FollowE-Verify: Is It Really That Reliable?Ever wondered how companies check if someone can legally work in the U.S.? Enter E-Verify, the free online tool that’s been around for almost 30 years. Nearly 1.4 million employers use it (think Walmart and Starbucks), but it’s not foolproof—one town got called out for relying on it after a big mix-up. Still, with 98% of checks confirming eligibility instantly, it’s the go-to for many, even if it’s not perfect. #JobCareer #EVerify #Employment10Share
james73+FollowJob Market’s Still Kicking—But for How Long?The US added 139,000 jobs in May—more than expected, but it’s clear things are cooling off. Most of the new gigs were in health care and hospitality, while manufacturing and federal jobs took a hit. Unemployment’s steady at 4.2%, but hiring is slowing and people aren’t quitting like they used to. Economists are watching closely, warning that the job market’s showing cracks even if it’s not collapsing yet. Is this just a chill, or is something bigger coming? #JobMarket #Economy #Employment #JobCareer31Share
Russell Cooke+FollowJob Market Surprises—But For How Long?177,000 new jobs popped up in April—way more than anyone expected! Health care and transportation led the charge, but there’s a twist: experts think companies are racing to hire before tariffs hit harder. Unemployment is steady, but layoffs are creeping up and the economy actually shrank a bit last quarter. Basically, the job market’s still holding on, but everyone’s watching to see if this is just the calm before the storm. Anyone else feeling déjà vu from 2019? #JobMarket #Economy #Employment #Tariffs #WorkTrends #JobCareer50Share
Jamie Santana+FollowJob Market Surprises Everyone!Did NOT see this coming: U.S. employers added 177,000 jobs in April—way more than experts predicted! Unemployment is holding steady at 4.2%, and sectors like health care and transportation are booming. But, there’s a twist: layoffs are creeping up, and experts warn that tariffs and government cuts could shake things up soon. For now, the job market’s flexing, but everyone’s watching to see if this streak lasts. Wild times! #JobMarket #Employment #Economy #JobsReport #WorkTrends #JobCareer70Share
guy88+FollowJob Market Surprises—But Is It Enough?Did you see the April jobs report? The U.S. added way more jobs than expected—177,000 vs. the predicted 135,000! Healthcare and transport led the way, but pay raises are slowing down and job openings are dropping. Some sectors are still shaky, and more people are staying put at their jobs. Feels like everyone’s holding their breath to see what happens next! #JobsReport #Economy #Employment #WorkTrends #JobCareer63Share
Audrey Rose+FollowJob Market Still Crushing It Despite DramaCan you believe 177,000 new jobs popped up last month? Even with all the trade war chaos and wild policies, the job market is holding strong—unemployment’s still at just 4.2%. Healthcare and transportation are booming, and even bars and restaurants are hiring. Sure, there’s some nervous energy about the future, but for now, companies are hanging onto their workers. It’s like everyone’s bracing for a storm, but the sun’s still out! #JobMarket #Employment #Economy #Hiring #WorkTrends #JobCareer71Share
Whitney Hatfield+FollowJob Market Still Thriving Despite DramaDidn’t see this coming: 177,000 new jobs popped up last month, even with all the trade war chaos and policy shakeups. Unemployment’s still chill at 4.2%. Transportation, healthcare, and restaurants are hiring, but factories and federal jobs took a hit. Some say tariffs might help certain industries, but others are feeling the squeeze. For now, most people are hanging onto their jobs, but everyone’s got an eye on what’s next. Wild times! #JobMarket #Economy #Employment #TradeWars #WorkLife #JobCareer351Share
Carol Hurley+FollowWhen a Job Offer Disappears OvernightLast week, I was thrilled to accept a new job in Colorado. Just two days after signing the offer, I received a call from the employer saying they had changed their mind. To my surprise, the same position was posted online again almost immediately. The shock and disappointment hit hard. I had already started planning my move and telling friends about the new opportunity. This experience left me questioning the reliability of job offers and how quickly things can change in the job market. Has anyone else faced a similar situation? How did you cope and move forward? Share your thoughts and stories below! #careerstory #jobsearch #worklife #employment #careerchallenges #JobCareer5810Share
