JOLTS report for June amplifies likelihood of substantial downturn in job growth, upturn in unemployment Before we get to the JOLTS report for June, which was released this morning, I…
May JOLTS report: continued decelerating trend, but still extremely positive – by New Deal democrat Let me start out with the statement that has been my touchstone for the JOLTS report…
July JOLTS report: is the game of reverse musical chairs in employment ending? – by New Deal democrat For the past 18 months, I’ve likened the job market to a…
October JOLTS report: yet one more month in the ongoing decelerating trend – by New Deal democrat All of the major metrics in this month’s JOLTS report for October continued…
December JOLTS report: while hiring has weakened, firing (and quitting) continue to show a strong labor market – by New Deal democrat Yesterday’s JOLTS report for December showed a labor…
January JOLTS report: shows more (relative) weakening, downward revisions to 2023 – by New Deal democrat The JOLTS report for January showed only minor changes compared with December, all to…
– by New Deal democrat As promised, let me parse the JOLTS survey for May, which was reported yesterday. As a quick refresher, this survey decomposes the employment market into…
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No, record job openings in JOLTS do not mean that everything is Teh Awesome! Once again most of the commentary on yesterday’s JOLTS report for April was that job openings…
JOLTS revisions paint brighter labor market picture Last Friday’s JOLTS report for January included some important revisions, particularly with regard to hiring. So let’s take a closer look.As a refresher,…