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Whew, The Pre-Shutdown Job Market Wasn’t A Disaster

So that’s a relief! Today we got old news — the September jobs report, a much-delayed release of data from the BLS following...

“What do you do if you’re driving in the fog?” Fed Chair Jay Powell asked rhetorically last week. “You slow down.” The...

Checking in on the consumer 2025’s seasonal hiring rush will look different from recent years. Over the past five...

The decade before the pandemic was marked by low inflation, low interest rates, and weak wage growth. Following the...

The U.S. government is entering its third day of shutdown on Friday, October 3, which was when the September...

The labor market is entering a period of mild “stagflation” — a term popularized in the 1970s that describes...

The U.S. labor market is edging towards a downturn. Employment growth is at its weakest point in the post-pandemic...

Competition for AI talent has reached extraordinary levels. Reports suggest some early-career researchers are being offered pay packages rivaling...

In our final segment of this four-part series on immigration, we will discuss the industries and occupations in the...

In the first two installments of this series on immigration, we looked at the new immigration policies from the...

It’s difficult enough to guesstimate the potential impact Trump’s policies will have on immigration, which is what we attempted...

The U.S. added 147,000 jobs in June, which exceeded consensus estimates for 125,000. The unemployment rate ticked down to...

Immigration in free fall? There is no doubt that we are currently witnessing a historical U-turn on America’s immigration...

As the summer season kicks into high gear, recruiters are once again facing the complex task of setting hiring...