The Job Market Is Cooling
The U.S. employment market showed signs of slowing down in February, with a slight decline in job availability, as indicated by the latest employment trends index.
The U.S. employment market showed signs of slowing down in February, with a slight decline in job availability, as indicated by the latest employment trends index.
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In December, employers continued their trend of robust hiring, concluding a year marked by consistent and solid job market performance, a standout feature in an economy that is slowly cooling.
Slowing Hiring
The period of intense hiring and record-low unemployment, which allowed millions of workers to find new opportunities, increase their wages, and reshape their careers, is giving way to a more typical market.
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According to Labor Department figures released Tuesday, job postings totaled roughly 11 million in December all while the Great Resignation slowed.