Phyllis Smith+FollowStaying Put Is the New Power MoveTurns out, sticking with your job is finally paying off—wage growth for job stayers just beat out job switchers for the first time in ages! The Great Resignation FOMO is officially over. White-collar folks who didn’t jump ship are now reaping bigger raises, while job seekers are facing a tough market and sometimes even taking pay cuts. If you’ve been holding tight to your desk, you might be the new office VIP! #CareerTrends #WageGrowth #JobMarket #JobCareer70Share
Elizabeth Krueger+FollowWorkplace Anxiety Is Hitting New HighsAnyone else feeling the job jitters lately? Glassdoor’s latest survey shows only 44% of workers feel good about their company’s future—the lowest in nearly a decade! Layoffs, burnout, and endless uncertainty are making people super anxious, especially entry-level folks. Even industries like construction and manufacturing are losing confidence fast. Some are so burnt out, they’re quitting without a backup plan. Is it just me, or does everyone seem worried about what’s next at work? #WorkplaceAnxiety #JobMarket #Layoffs #JobCareer191Share
Audrey Rose+FollowJob Market Winners & Losers Right NowThe latest jobs report is a wild ride: healthcare and service gigs are booming, but if you’re a new grad or hunting for a white-collar job, it’s rough out there. Middle managers are getting squeezed, while folks who stay put in their jobs are actually seeing better raises than job-hoppers. Basically, if you’re in healthcare or food service, you’re golden. But for new grads and job seekers in corporate roles? Not so much. Anyone else feeling this divide? #JobMarket #CareerTrends #Hiring #JobCareer10Share
Courtney Williams+FollowCanada’s Job Market Hits a 9-Year High (Not in a Good Way)Canada’s unemployment rate just hit 7%—the highest it’s been since 2016 (if you don’t count the COVID chaos). That’s 1.6 million people job hunting, and it’s taking longer than ever to land something. No mass layoffs, but hiring is basically crawling. The good news? Full-time gigs are up, but part-time jobs took a hit. Economists are watching closely, especially with those U.S. tariffs in play. Is this the new normal? #CanadaJobs #Unemployment #JobMarket #Health160Share
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
Glen Daniels+FollowJob Market Surprises Wall StreetDid you see the latest jobs report? Employers added 139,000 jobs in May—more than experts predicted! Unemployment is holding steady at 4.2%, and stocks jumped after the news. Health care and hospitality are leading the hiring spree, but there’s a hint of caution: layoffs are creeping up, and some experts think stormy economic weather could be ahead. For now, though, the job market’s still got some fight left! #JobMarket #Economy #EmploymentNews #JobCareer111Share
Jamie Santana+FollowOnly 2 Industries Are Booming for JobsJob hunting? The hottest gigs right now are in healthcare and restaurants—seriously, 92% of new jobs since February came from just those two sectors! Office jobs are way less in demand, so if you’re looking for a white-collar role, it might be a tougher search. But if you’re open to hospitals or food service, you’re in luck. Anyone else noticing this shift? Would you switch industries for a job? #JobMarket #HiringTrends #CareerSwitch #JobCareer4714Share
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
Amanda Stewart+FollowJob Growth Beats Expectations, But…The U.S. added 139,000 jobs in May—more than experts predicted! But don’t pop the champagne just yet: federal jobs are dropping, and private sector hiring is basically flat. Health care and hospitality are doing the heavy lifting, but overall vibes? Kinda shaky. With job cuts up 80% from last year and inflation fears swirling, the economy’s future feels like a big question mark. Anyone else watching this rollercoaster? #JobMarket #Economy #JobsReport #JobCareer70Share
Andrew Jackson+FollowJob Openings Jump—But Layoffs Do Too?!Job openings just shot up way more than expected—even with layoffs on the rise! Nearly 7.4 million jobs were up for grabs in April, beating all the forecasts. But here’s the twist: hiring and layoffs both went up, and fewer people are quitting their jobs (maybe not feeling as confident?). The job market’s looking steady, but everyone’s watching to see if things will actually change. Wild times for anyone job hunting or thinking about making a move! #JobMarket #HiringTrends #Layoffs #JobCareer30Share
