U.S. Job Openings Cool in Slowing Labor Market

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A pullback in job openings aligns with other labor-market signals pointing to a slowdown

Job postings fell 3% from a year earlier in July to 7.217 million after declining 2% in June, the Labor Department reported Tuesday. Before June, job openings hadn’t decreased year over year since early 2017.

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Or they move to more AI in order overcome $ 15 entry level jobs. Franchises can not withstand diminishing returns and remain healthy businesses

PeterToupin Right now we're poised at the top of this roller coaster ride.

Work is down six points. Laziness is up one-hundred and sixty points. Amazing......and people are tired and they need their sleep. ♀️

Because everyone who wants a job, has a job.

Maybe Trump should give his wealthy buddies another $2T to save us

Unless one of those Demonrats gets elected ,then we are all screwed! Instant economic suicide.

More like cooling off period, as long as overall market is expanding, there will be no recession, there will be lulls in expansion as adjustments are made,but, overall , expansion should reasonably continue for the next 2 years. Then some minor bumps.

Sure it points to a slowdown - John Bolton just applied for a job at McDonald's. Although it will be awkward when President Trump shows up at the drive-through.

Why do you always report depressing/bad news? debbiedowner

Hahah you guys are trying to manufacture a recession still. Find something better to do

Republicans destroy the economy every time they’re in power. When will we learn?

It could also be a sign of a continued push into automation. Productivity on a per employee basis continues to increase, meaning they can get a whole lot more out of each employee.What's the point in hiring 10 people when you can hire 1 with automated assistance and get the same?

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