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US employers cut more than a million jobs this year, a sharp rise compared to 2024. Is the weak job market here to stay?
From January through October of 2025, employers have made more than 1 million job cuts, according to the firm. That’s 44% higher than total cuts throughout 2024 and the highest since 2020. Read More
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US planned job cuts fall 53% in November, Challenger says
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US employers hit two-decade high in October job cuts
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US employers cut jobs amid economic cooling and automation wave
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US Hiring Plans, Job-Cut Announcements Drop in Challenger Report
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This year is shaping up to be the worst seasonal job market since 2009. Here are the major retailers hiring — and pulling back.
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US private-sector jobs drop 32,000 in Nov as small businesses pull back, ADP says
US private-sector payrolls unexpectedly fell in November, with ADP data showing a 32,000 drop as small businesses led broad-based weakness. Read More
Private Payrolls Rebound in October, Adding 42,000 Jobs, ADP Says
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