Elizabeth Krueger+FollowCarrier’s $1B Bet on U.S. Jobs!Carrier is dropping a cool $1 billion into U.S. manufacturing, and it’s not just for show—this move is set to create 4,000 new jobs! They’re building a brand-new, high-tech site and expanding existing ones, all to boost innovation in climate and energy solutions. Think more R&D, more skilled careers, and a big win for American workers. Could this be the start of a new manufacturing boom? #JobsAlert #Manufacturing #Innovation #USJobs #CareerGrowth #JobCareer817Share
Sean Martinez+FollowJobs Keep Climbing Despite the DramaDespite all the talk about tariffs and government layoffs, the US job market just keeps rolling. April saw 177,000 new jobs, with unemployment holding steady at 4.2%. Sectors like health care and finance are hiring, even as federal jobs dip. Experts are calling the market ‘resilient’—no signs of a recession yet! Even with some past numbers getting revised, the economy’s still flexing. Who else surprised by how strong hiring is right now? #JobMarket #Economy #Hiring #Resilience #USJobs #JobCareer33644Share
Sandra Williams+FollowSurprise Job Boom in April!Didn’t see this coming—US employers added 177,000 jobs in April! The job market’s looking stronger than expected, which could mean more opportunities popping up. Anyone else feeling optimistic about the job hunt now? #JobMarket #Hiring #USJobs #CareerBoost #JobCareer50Share
Brenda Cohen+FollowJob Gains Despite Federal Cuts?!Wild stat: The US added 177,000 jobs last month—even though nearly 9,000 federal gigs got axed. Unemployment rate? Still steady at 4.2%. The feds have been shrinking since Trump took office, but overall job growth is holding up. Wages are up too, outpacing inflation! Meanwhile, those tariffs and import taxes are making Wall Street jittery, but it’s still unclear if they’ll actually boost manufacturing jobs. Anyone else watching this job market rollercoaster? #JobMarket #Economy #Wages #USJobs #WorkTrends #JobCareer160Share
Brenda Cohen+FollowIs the Job Market About to Get Rocky?The US job market’s been cruising, but economists are getting nervous. Job growth is slowing, Trump’s tariffs and immigration crackdowns could make things worse, and layoffs might be on the horizon. Some experts think unemployment could creep up to 5% by 2025. Even though numbers are still decent, there’s a vibe shift—businesses are spooked, and the Fed might have to step in with rate cuts if things get dicey. Anyone else feeling déjà vu from 2020? #JobMarket #Economy #Unemployment #USJobs #FedWatch #JobCareer6528Share
