Hiring is slow, unemployment may inch up, and many workers are staying put — but job seekers still have chances in healthcare, construction, and skills-based roles. The post Looking for a job in 2026?

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The US economy looks strong, but job growth remains slow — creating a "jobless boom." AI investment and consumer spending drove GDP gains, even as layoffs and hiring freezes persist. Unemployment is ...

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The September jobs report exceeded expectations, but rising unemployment and historical revisions suggest caution about its strength. Unemployment rose to 4.4%, breaking its prior range, with job ...

As the job market cools and companies announce layoffs or drops in hiring tied to artificial intelligence, Americans are asking a familiar but urgent question: Is automation coming for their jobs?

• The latest snapshot of the US labor market showed an unexpected rebound of 119,000 jobs in September but a loss for August and a lower total for July. The report was originally scheduled for October ...

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