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
jmartin+FollowJob Market Looks Fine—But Is It?The latest jobs report seems solid, but dig a little deeper and things get weird. Sure, hiring’s steady, but way fewer people are actually working or even looking for jobs—like, 625,000 fewer! Most new jobs are in healthcare, while other industries are barely adding any. Plus, the feds aren’t cutting interest rates anytime soon, so don’t expect borrowing to get cheaper. It’s one of those "looks good until you squint" situations. #JobsReport #Economy #LaborMarket #JobCareer01Share
Kristi Cunningham+FollowJob Market Slows—But Here’s What’s HotMay’s jobs report is out and it’s a mixed bag: 139K new jobs (better than expected!), but growth is cooling off thanks to tariffs, layoffs, and immigration crackdowns. Health care is still hiring like crazy (62K new gigs), and hospitality’s not far behind. But retail, manufacturing, and federal jobs? Not so lucky. Wages are creeping up, but not enough to make the Fed drop interest rates soon. Basically, the job market’s holding on—but it’s getting trickier out there! #JobsReport #Economy #HiringTrends #JobCareer14Share
Jamie Santana+FollowJobs Report Shuts Down Recession TalkThe latest jobs report just crushed all that recession chatter—turns out, the economy’s way stronger than most people thought! Wages are up, people are spending, and the unemployment rate is still super low. Experts are even saying the next year could be really good for both the economy and the stock market. Basically, this is a ‘buy the dip’ moment, not a panic one. Who else is feeling bullish after this? #JobsReport #Economy #StockMarket #JobCareer1311Share
Kaitlyn Page+FollowAre Layoffs About to Surge?Did you see this? Friday’s jobs report could spill the tea on whether US employers are finally cracking under all this economic pressure. Layoffs are ticking up, especially in the federal workforce, and hiring is slowing down—thanks to tariffs, funding cuts, and general uncertainty. Some companies are hitting pause on US expansion altogether. Economists say we’re not in a freefall yet, but it’s definitely feeling shaky. Anyone else getting 2020 flashbacks? #JobsReport #Layoffs #Economy #JobCareer16071Share
Audrey Rose+FollowThe Jobs Report’s Dirty Little SecretEveryone’s buzzing about the May jobs report, but here’s the real tea: the headline numbers might be way off. Some jobs were overstated by over 800k last year! Tech companies are quietly downsizing thanks to AI, and small businesses are all over the place with hiring. If you want job security, think about roles AI can’t touch—like plumbers, nurses, or electricians. And keep an eye on those new tax cuts—they could make overtime way more worth it for families! #JobsReport #FutureOfWork #AI #JobCareer70Share
Audrey Rose+FollowJobs Up, But Tariffs Are Looming TroubleThe April jobs report just dropped: 177,000 new gigs, mostly in health care and shipping, but there’s a catch. Tariffs and federal layoffs are starting to bite, and experts say May could get rough. Wages are up a bit, but hiring is slowing and long-term unemployment is rising. The Fed’s stuck between fighting inflation and worrying about layoffs. Basically, things are steady for now, but everyone’s bracing for a bumpy ride ahead. Anyone else feeling the tension? #JobsReport #Economy #Tariffs #Unemployment #Wages #FedWatch #JobCareer30Share
Kaitlyn Page+FollowJob Numbers for Disabled Workers StuckThe latest jobs report is out, and honestly, not much has changed for people with disabilities in the workforce. The employment rate barely budged, and while more folks are looking for work, the overall numbers are basically flat. Economists say it’s all about the economy’s weird limbo right now—tariffs, slow growth, and all that. Basically, we’re all just waiting to see what happens next. Anyone else feeling déjà vu? #DisabilityEmployment #JobsReport #WorkforceTrends #EconomicUpdate #JobCareer50Share
Jamie Santana+FollowJobs Boom Shocks the ExpertsDid anyone else see this jobs report coming? Economists totally didn’t! The U.S. added 177,000 jobs last month—way more than expected—and unemployment’s still super low at 4.2%. Trump’s hyped, saying tariffs are bringing in cash, but most people are still stressed about prices and job security. Experts warn those tariffs could mean pricier stuff and fewer jobs in the short run, even if the long-term plan is to boost American manufacturing. Wild times for the economy! #JobsReport #Economy #Tariffs #Unemployment #Trump #JobCareer518Share
Audrey Rose+FollowJob Market Surprises Everyone AgainDid NOT see this coming: 177,000 new jobs added last month, way more than experts guessed! Unemployment’s still super low at 4.2%, even with all the trade drama and wild policy changes. Transportation and warehousing are booming, and more people are jumping into the workforce. But economists are side-eyeing the future—tariffs, immigration crackdowns, and federal job cuts could shake things up soon. For now, though, employers are hanging onto their people like it’s gold! #JobMarket #Economy #Unemployment #JobsReport #WorkTrends #JobCareer6818Share
