The U.S. labor market is not weakening — rather, it is adjusting to new demographic and economic realities. Lower job growth ...

In 2025, the labor market is softening but not collapsing, even amid a government shutdown. Job growth has slowed, with unemployment nearing 4%, but GDP growth remains strong, supporting economic ...

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The US labor market closed 2025 with a steady yet slower pace, adding 50,000 jobs in December. Despite economic adjustments, ...

September labor market data signals a gradual cooling, with ADP reporting unexpected job losses and Challenger showing weak seasonal hiring demand. Labor demand is softening, as seen in ADP and ...

Labor market data shows a continued cooling trend, with job openings and hiring both edging lower, signaling stagnation rather than sharp contraction. Firms are cautious, slowing expansion without ...

The labor market may feel uncertain, but the data tells a clear story: Hiring is sluggish, labor shortages are looming, and employers that use real-time insights can adapt faster and stay competitive.