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Hiring Defied Expectations in March, With 178,000 New Jobs The U.S. added 178,000 jobs in March, the Labor Department said Friday, far exceeding expectations

Good. Praying the economy does well, in spite of Donald Trump's tariffs, wars, etc. #JobsMarket #USEconomy

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These robots are coming for the jobs no one wants — and could fill workforce gaps Agility Robotics is building humanoid bots to address a labor gap in the manufacturing industry, which is seeing vacancies and an aging workforce.

#Discover #Tech #Robots #Robotics #Jobs #Economy #Workforce #JobsMarket #HumanoidRobots #Labor

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They Are Not Hiring. It Is A TRAP
They Are Not Hiring. It Is A TRAP YouTube video by The Infographics Show

They Are Not Hiring. It Is A TRAP #Jobs #JobSearch #JobsMarket #FakeJobs #hiring #DataFarming #fraud #employment #corporations #LinkedIn #Indeed youtu.be/RTTCbb_2G4s?...

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US private payrolls grew more than expected, led by education, healthcare, and construction, signalling a stabilising and resilient labour market. 💪 #Economy #JobsMarket

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IMF Boosts US Outlook!
US economy to strengthen, unemployment near 4%, new companies driving job growth - IMF MD to Fox Business

#IMF #USEconomy #JobsMarket

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The State of the Job Market in 2025: A Look Back - Interconnected Earth In 2025, millions faced job instability as companies reorganized, highlighting the evolving dynamics of the job market.

From over-employment to mergers driving market power — 2025 wasn’t just another year of layoffs. It was a turning point for work in America. Read more.
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#Jobsmarket #Money #Layoffs

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The State of the Job Market in 2025: A Look Back - Interconnected Earth In 2025, millions faced job instability as companies reorganized, highlighting the evolving dynamics of the job market.

From over-employment to mergers driving market power — 2025 wasn’t just another year of layoffs. It was a turning point for work in America. Read more.
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#Jobsmarket #Money #Layoffs

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The State of the Job Market in 2025: A Look Back - Interconnected Earth In 2025, millions faced job instability as companies reorganized, highlighting the evolving dynamics of the job market.

Layoffs dominated headlines in 2025, but the real story was deeper: shifts in market power, wealth concentration & labor dynamics. See the full retrospective.
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#Jobsmarket #Money #Layoffs

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What happens when corporate consolidation meets labor insecurity? 2025 showed us. Explore how layoffs, monopolies & mergers reshaped the economy.
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#Jobsmarket #Money #Layoffs

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2025 revealed a job market shaped by mergers, automation, and wealth concentration — not just economic cycles. Understand why layoffs were only part of the story.
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#Jobsmarket #Money #Layoffs

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The State of the Job Market in 2025: A Look Back - Interconnected Earth In 2025, millions faced job instability as companies reorganized, highlighting the evolving dynamics of the job market.

The 2025 job market wasn’t just about layoffs — it was about structural shifts in work, wealth & power. From corporate consolidation to under-employment, the effects are still unfolding. Read the full analysis.
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#Jobsmarket #Money #Layoffs

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Minimum Wage is Destroying Jobs, Flattening Wage Mobility and making it harder for younger people to get their first jobs!

Thanks Labour!
#GrahamDavid #SatireAndComment #MinimumWage #JobsMarket #UKPolitics

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State of the software engineering jobs market, 2025: what hiring managers see Observations by 30+ hiring managers and tech recruiters about what’s happening: a flood of inbound applications means more selective hiring, there’s increased demand for product engineers, and more

State of the software engineering #jobsmarket, 2025: what hiring managers see

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Skills shortage blights Irish jobs growth | ThinkBusiness Recruiters expect job vacancies to rise in Ireland, but talent shortages persist. ERF urges Budget 2026 to support training and ease hiring cost pressures.

Skills shortages continue to blight Irish jobs growth - Recruiters forecast jobs growth amid persistent skills shortages, according to latest ERF/ICON Accounting Labour Market Monitor
#irish #jobsmarket #skillsshortages #recruitment
www.thinkbusiness.ie/articles/ire...

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Fed Chair Warns the Economy Is Even Worse Than We Realized Jerome Powell revealed the jobs market is suffering from a “much larger” slowdown than initially reported.

The combination of tariff-driven inflation and the jobs market suffering from a “much larger” slowdown than initially reported has posed a “challenging situation” for the #USEconomy, according to Federal Reserve Chair #JeromePowell.

#Tariff #Inflation #JobsMarket #DonTheCon #NewRepublic

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won't be seeing numbers like this anymore because they won't be reported

like he said during covid in 2020 - if we stop reporting it, it doesn't look bad - these numbers will keep rising

send in the clowns to distract 🤡

#jobsmarket #trumpsamerica #trumprecession #trumpeconomy

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If you’re planning to live and work in Canada, now’s the time to watch the labour market closely. The latest data for May 2025 offers a deeper look into the job scene, and it’s full of surprises.
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#CanadaImmigrationNews #WorkinCanada #JobsMarket #LabourMarket

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BoE’s Bailey: Jobs market slowing but inflation outlook uncertain Investing.com -- Bank of England (BoE) Governor Andrew Bailey said on Thursday that a recent rise in inflation has added to the uncertainty surrounding the outlook for price growth, though he also pointed to signs of easing in the U.K. labour market. “In recent months, the evidence that slack is opening up has strengthened, especially in the labour market,” Bailey told attendees at a British Chambers of Commerce conference. “But there remain uncertainties around the overall balance between supply and demand in the economy as well as the remaining inflation persistence in the system.” Bailey’s comments come days after BoE policymaker Megan Greene said that the recent uptick in U.K. inflation may not ease as quickly as expected, cautioning against moving too soon on rate cuts. Speaking at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research on Tuessday, Greene said, “I worry about the near-term profile for inflation this year, which in my view now resembles more of a ’plateau’ than a ’hump’.” Headline inflation stood at 3.4% in May, well above the central bank’s 2% target. The BoE projects the rate will climb to 3.7% by September and hold close to 3.5% through the end of the year. Bailey reaffirmed the central bank’s stance on interest rates, noting that policy decisions are not predetermined and that borrowing costs are expected to decline gradually over time. He was part of the majority on the Monetary Policy Committee who voted last week to leave the benchmark rate unchanged at 4.25%. Markets currently anticipate two more quarter-point rate cuts this year, bringing the rate down to 3.75% by the end of 2025. While global risks remain elevated, Bailey said their direct effect on global output might be less severe than previously estimated. He also commented on recent volatility in energy markets. “There have been significant moves in the oil price following the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, although not always in the direction we may intuitively have expected,” he said. “That only goes to show the unpredictability of events in the world today.” Oil prices inched up on Thursday as investors weighed the fragile ceasefire between Iran and Israel and turned their focus to fundamentals following a decline in U.S. inventories.

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Bank of England’s Bailey says jobs market slowing but inflation outlook uncertain LONDON (Reuters) -Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said on Thursday that a recent pickup in inflation created more uncertainty about the medium-term picture for price growth but he also noted signs of a slowdown in the jobs market in Britain. "In recent months, the evidence that slack is opening up has strengthened, especially in the labour market," Bailey said in a speech at a conference held by the British Chambers of Commerce. "But there remain uncertainties around the overall balance between supply and demand in the economy as well as the remaining inflation persistence in the system." Bailey reiterated the central bank’s guidance on borrowing costs, saying rates were not on a pre-set path but were likely to come down gradually. The central bank governor was among the majority of Monetary Policy Committee members who last week voted to keep borrowing costs on hold at 4.25%. Investors are betting on the BoE cutting rates in two further quarter-point moves to 3.75% by the end of 2025. Bailey said elevated global uncertainties continued to impact the UK economy but the direct impact from trade policies on world output could be smaller than initially thought. "There have been significant moves in the oil price following the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, although not always in the direction we may intuitively have expected," Bailey said. "That only goes to show the unpredictability of events in the world today." Before you buy stock in BNKR, consider this: ProPicks AI are 6 easy-to-follow model portfolios created by Investing.com for building wealth by identifying winning stocks and letting them run. Over 150,000 paying members trust ProPicks to find new stocks to buy – driven by AI. The ProPicks AI algorithm has just identified the best stocks for investors to buy now. The stocks that made the cut could produce enormous returns in the coming years. Is BNKR one of them?

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Is AI about to steal your job? – podcast Should we believe the warning that AI is about to upend the jobs market? Chris Stokel-Walker reports

AI's rapid advancement may result in half of entry-level white-collar jobs disappearing in 1-5 years, with 10-20% US unemployment by the decade's end.
www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2025/jun/05/i...
#AI #Automation #FutureTech #JobsMarket #AIethics

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Long-term unemployment hits 2-year high as hiring slows amid economic uncertainty As hiring has slowed amid tariffs and economic uncertainty, long-term unemployment has climbed to a more than 2-year high.

More bad unemployment news! #unemployment #jobsmarket www.usatoday.com/story/money/...

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Latto and Recession Rap
Latto and Recession Rap YouTube video by ella pastoral

@ellapastoral.bsky.social speaking the #economicTruth about what so many of us under 45 (who aren't #nepoBabies) are experiencing. #brokeys #capitalism #recession #latto #jobsMarket

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The Process of De-Globalization - Stratheia Can we conclude that the model of Western democracy has also failed, much like many past philosophies, from socialism to secularism?

Outsourcing hurt Western job markets, while developing nations became dependent on remittances. Is this the true face of globalisation?
#Outsourcing #Globalisation #JobsMarket

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APN Podcast: Navigating Finland's jobs market maze This week, All Points North explores why foreign nationals may face job discrimination in Finland and looks at measures to improve jobseekers' chances.

APN Podcast: Navigating Finland's jobs market maze
#Finland #jobsmarket

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