Andrew Jackson+FollowJob Gains Up, But Private Hiring SlowsJune’s jobs report is a mixed bag: the US added 147K jobs, but most of the action came from state and local governments, not the private sector. Private hiring hit its lowest since the hurricane season of 2023, and average work hours are down. Unemployment dipped to 4.1%, but that’s partly because fewer people are looking for work—thanks to stricter immigration rules and retiring boomers. Wage growth is cooling off, and the Fed’s not budging on interest rates just yet. Is this the calm before the storm? #JobCareer #Job #JobsReport40Share
ramireznancy+FollowJob Market Slows Down—Here’s WhyLooks like the US job market is finally hitting the brakes. June’s hiring numbers are expected to drop again, with only 115,000 new jobs added (down from 139k in May). Unemployment is ticking up too. Experts say Trump’s trade wars, hiring freezes, and immigration crackdowns are making businesses nervous—some are even cutting jobs or holding off on hiring. After a wild hiring spree post-pandemic, things are cooling off, and everyone’s waiting to see what happens next. Anyone else feeling the whiplash? #JobCareer #Job #JobMarket88Share
rprice+FollowJob Market’s Big Win—But There’s a CatchThe U.S. just added 147,000 jobs—way more than expected! Unemployment even dipped, but don’t get too excited. Most of the hiring came from government gigs, while private companies are slowing down. Fewer people are looking for work, which makes the numbers look better than they really are. The Fed’s probably not cutting rates anytime soon, and businesses are still spooked by unpredictable tariffs. Basically: good news on the surface, but the vibes are weird underneath. #JobCareer #Job #JobMarket172Share
Glen Daniels+FollowSurprise Job Surge in June!Did NOT see this coming: the US added 147K jobs in June—way more than expected! Unemployment stayed at 4.1%, even with all the drama around tariffs and trade. Health and government jobs were the big winners, but manufacturing took a hit. The Fed’s still holding off on rate cuts, and inflation’s creeping up. Wild to see the economy flex like this with so much uncertainty! #JobCareer #Job #JobsReport43Share
Glen Daniels+FollowJob Market Plot Twist: More Jobs, Fewer RaisesThe job market just pulled a fast one—147,000 new jobs in June, way more than expected, and unemployment actually dipped to 4.1%! But here’s the catch: wage growth is slowing, so those raises aren’t coming as easily. Most of the hiring is happening in just a few industries, so if you’re not in healthcare or government, it might feel like a job desert. The Fed’s holding rates steady, but everyone’s watching what happens next. Wild times! #JobCareer #Job #JobMarket20Share
Whitney Hatfield+FollowSurprise! Job Openings Jump AgainDid NOT see this coming: job openings in the US just hit a 6-month high! Everyone thought things would slow down, but restaurants, hotels, and even finance are hiring more than expected. The catch? Overall hiring is still kinda meh, and people aren’t quitting jobs like they used to. Layoffs are staying low, though, so it’s not all doom and gloom. Is this the start of a hiring comeback or just a summer blip? #JobCareer #Job #JobMarket20Share
Andrew Jackson+FollowJob Openings Defy Expectations AgainJob openings in the US just jumped to 7.8 million in May—way more than experts predicted! Even with high interest rates and economic drama, employers are still hiring and fewer people are getting laid off. Quitting is up too, which usually means folks feel good about landing something new. The job market isn’t as wild as it was after COVID, but it’s still holding strong. Anyone else surprised by these numbers? #JobCareer #Job #JobMarket33Share
Whitney Hatfield+FollowJob Openings Surprise Everyone AgainDid NOT see this coming: US job openings jumped to 7.8 million in May—way more than experts predicted! Even with high interest rates and all the economic drama, companies (especially hotels, restaurants, and finance) are still hunting for workers. People are quitting (which means they’re confident), layoffs are super low, but hiring is slowing down. Basically, the job market is still flexing, just not as wild as it was after the pandemic boom. What do you think—good news or just holding steady? #JobCareer #Job #JobMarket6121Share
Sandra Williams+FollowJob Openings Up, But Hiring Hits the BrakesThe US job market just threw a curveball: job openings shot up in May, but actual hiring slowed down. Most of the new gigs are in restaurants and hotels, while other sectors are feeling the pinch from trade drama and tariff uncertainty. Businesses are calling the environment 'hellacious' and 'too volatile' to make big moves. Even though there are more jobs than job seekers, landing one isn’t getting any easier. Buckle up—this job market is a wild ride! #JobCareer #Job #JobMarket121Share
Sandra Williams+FollowStarbucks’ Dream Job: Travel & Sip Coffee?!Imagine getting paid up to $136K to travel the world, drink coffee, and make TikToks for Starbucks. They’re hiring two ‘Global Coffee Creators’ to visit epic locations like Costa Rica and Milan, all while capturing the vibes and stories behind each Starbucks stop. If you’re a coffee-obsessed content creator, this is basically your golden ticket. Meanwhile, Starbucks is also on a massive hiring spree to fix those long lines and bring back the cozy café feels. Would you apply for this wild gig? #StarbucksJobs #CoffeeLovers #DreamJob #JobCareer #Job00Share
