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US job market enters ‘Great Freeze’: Why no one is getting hired or fired?
The US job market faces a “Great Freeze”: companies aren’t firing but aren’t hiring much either, leaving career growth stalled and job opportunities limited. Read More
Trump's immigration crackdown threatens America's job market and ability to recruit foreign talent
When she showed up at the job one morning ... “Immigrants are good for the economy,'' said Lee Branstetter, an economist at Carnegie-Mellon University. "Because we had a lot of immigration over the ... Read More
New Trump Policy Could Make Thousands Of Immigrants Vulnerable To Losing Their Jobs
That change, which went into effect on Thursday, is significant because it can take the federal government months to process renewals due to a massive backlog of applications. That means immigrants ... Read More
No September jobs report, no problem. Here's what we know about the labor market - and it's not great.
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Health care employment growth clouded by immigration crackdown and Medicaid cuts
Health care added about 232,000 jobs Jan–Aug 2025, driving 48% of national employment gains. Immigration crackdowns threaten supply of foreign-born clinicians and home health aides nationwide. Read More
Trump's immigration crackdown threatens America's job market and ability to recruit foreign talent
Maria worked cleaning schools in Florida for $13 an hour. Every two weeks, she’d get a $900 paycheck from her employer, a contractor. Not much — but enough to cover rent in the house that she and her ... Read More
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