The US labor market, long stuck in a “low-hire, low-fire” slog, is starting to show some signs of life.
US employers ramped up hiring in June to a three-month high with 7.36M job openings, ending months of labor-market stagnation. The turnaround signals renewed talent demand and suggests recruiting budgets may expand as hiring cycles normalize.
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