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It's a hot summer with a labor market to match. The question is no longer "is this a recession," but rather: "Is the job market too hot for the Fed's comfort?"Driving the news: The jobs slowdown economists have been expecting isn't…

On a hot August day, the lobster roll place across from the Axios office beckons temptingly.State of play: Reader, I caved. Doing so cost me $43.74, for a six-ounce sandwich, after tax and tip. Why it matters: Lobster prices are down…

Two years ago, when Richard Jordan switched manufacturing jobs, he reaped the benefits of an employer feeding frenzy for his services.In the end, Jordan, 58, a senior manager who oversees purchasing and production planning, was offered a…

South Korea is working toward a resolution of the long-pending issue of wartime labor compensation that has soured bilateral relations, a senior official of Japan's Foreign Ministry said Friday, ahead of an impending…

The United States is getting a taste of normalcy this weekend as gas prices continue to decline and air travel begins to near pre-pandemic levels.  What You Need To Know The United States is getting a taste of normalcy this weekend as…

We realize talking about your Labor Day forecast a week out might be a touch early, but with the tropics coming alive this week, there are some things we think need to be on your radar. The main area of concern is still well out in the…

There is some good news to report on the state of American workforce.Hiring has been robust this year.…

The U.S. economy had about 11.2 million open jobs in July, a slight increase from June. It is the latest sign of strength in a historically strong labor market.Since May 2021, there have been almost two open jobs for every person seeking…