GoKawiilU.S. job postings jumped in September as hiring rose and layoffs fell
Employers increased job postings in September, according to new data, alongside a rise in gross hiring and a decline in layoffs. The improvement comes even as voters head to the polls amid persistent dissatisfaction over high prices.
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The uptick in postings and hiring suggests underlying labor demand may be firmer than public sentiment reflects, which could complicate narratives tying economic conditions directly to voter mood. The gap between improving labor data and voter pessimism highlights how inflation concerns can outweigh other economic indicators in shaping public perception.
- Job postings rose sharply in September
- Gross hiring increased while layoffs declined
- Voter sentiment remains negative on the economy despite improving labor data
Source: fastcompany.com, 2026-11-03
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