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christinewhite

Why Middle Managers Are Disappearing

Heard about the "Great Flattening"? Companies like Walmart and Wayfair are trimming middle management to save cash as costs rise. It’s not just a tech thing anymore—retailers are in on it too. If you’re a mid-level manager, it might be time to brush up on your hands-on skills or consider a side hustle. The big shift: fewer bosses, more direct doers. For job seekers, expect more competition for entry-level and mid-tier roles as ex-managers join the hunt. #CareerTips #WorkTrends #Layoffs #Shopping

Gloria Fowler

Why Fewer People Want U.S. Jobs Now

International job seekers are losing interest in working in the U.S.—clicks on American job postings from abroad have dropped from 2.4% to 1.7% in less than two years. Tighter immigration rules and a cooling job market are making it harder for employers, especially in industries like health care and construction, to fill open roles. With fewer foreign workers and an aging local workforce, staffing shortages could get even worse. Wild times for anyone hiring! #JobMarket #Immigration #WorkTrends #Hiring #JobCareer

Russell Cooke

Job Market Surprises—But For How Long?

177,000 new jobs popped up in April—way more than anyone expected! Health care and transportation led the charge, but there’s a twist: experts think companies are racing to hire before tariffs hit harder. Unemployment is steady, but layoffs are creeping up and the economy actually shrank a bit last quarter. Basically, the job market’s still holding on, but everyone’s watching to see if this is just the calm before the storm. Anyone else feeling déjà vu from 2019? #JobMarket #Economy #Employment #Tariffs #WorkTrends #JobCareer

Audrey Rose

Job Market Surprises Everyone Again

Did NOT see this coming: 177,000 new jobs added last month, way more than experts guessed! Unemployment’s still super low at 4.2%, even with all the trade drama and wild policy changes. Transportation and warehousing are booming, and more people are jumping into the workforce. But economists are side-eyeing the future—tariffs, immigration crackdowns, and federal job cuts could shake things up soon. For now, though, employers are hanging onto their people like it’s gold! #JobMarket #Economy #Unemployment #JobsReport #WorkTrends #JobCareer

Jamie Santana

Job Market Surprises Everyone!

Did NOT see this coming: U.S. employers added 177,000 jobs in April—way more than experts predicted! Unemployment is holding steady at 4.2%, and sectors like health care and transportation are booming. But, there’s a twist: layoffs are creeping up, and experts warn that tariffs and government cuts could shake things up soon. For now, the job market’s flexing, but everyone’s watching to see if this streak lasts. Wild times! #JobMarket #Employment #Economy #JobsReport #WorkTrends #JobCareer

Kristi Cunningham

Job Market Surprises Despite Tariffs

Did not see this coming: the U.S. added 177,000 jobs in April—way more than expected—even with all the drama from Trump’s tariffs. Unemployment is still low at 4.2%. But here’s the twist: manufacturing actually lost jobs, and experts are saying the real impact of these tariffs might hit later. For now, the job market’s holding strong, but everyone’s watching to see if things take a turn. Wild times for anyone following the economy! #JobMarket #Economy #Tariffs #Unemployment #WorkTrends #JobCareer

guy88

Job Market Surprises—But Is It Enough?

Did you see the April jobs report? The U.S. added way more jobs than expected—177,000 vs. the predicted 135,000! Healthcare and transport led the way, but pay raises are slowing down and job openings are dropping. Some sectors are still shaky, and more people are staying put at their jobs. Feels like everyone’s holding their breath to see what happens next! #JobsReport #Economy #Employment #WorkTrends #JobCareer

Glen Daniels

177K New Jobs—But Fed Cuts Keep Coming

Wild stat: The US added 177,000 jobs last month—even though nearly 9,000 federal workers got the boot. Unemployment’s holding steady at 4.2%, and wages are actually up 3.8% from last year. But with Trump’s tariffs and ongoing federal job cuts, Wall Street’s getting nervous. Manufacturing jobs? Still flat. Basically, the job market’s flexing, but there’s a lot of drama behind the scenes. Anyone else feel like it’s a rollercoaster? #JobMarket #Economy #Wages #Unemployment #WorkTrends #JobCareer

Brenda Cohen

Job 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 #JobCareer