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US consumer confidence crashes to 88.7 in November—lowest since April—as job worries intensify and recession expectations index stays below warning threshold for 10th consecutive month.
Federal employees receive 1% pay increase for 2026 while law enforcement gets 3.8%, marking the smallest civilian raise since 2021 as locality pay freezes.
Missouri's minimum wage rises to $15 per hour on January 1, 2026, affecting 677,000 workers, but legislature repealed paid sick leave and future inflation adjustments.
UK vacancies fell to 717,000 in July-September 2025, a 39th straight fall, while Tesco, Sainsbury's and Amazon hired thousands for Christmas. See the pay.
Federal judge halts Trump administration layoffs of 4000 federal employees during government shutdown calling reductions-in-force illegal and excessive
Global hotel industry projects 90.6 million new tourism jobs by 2035 as demand surges, but persistent labor shortages and skill gaps force hospitality sector to revolutionize recruitment strategies.
India appeals to ICAO for international hiring regulations as Gulf airlines recruit Indian pilots and engineers, but proposal faces pushback over labor rights and free market concerns.
Walmart freezes H-1B hiring as US visa fees skyrocket to $100,000, forcing companies nationwide to rethink foreign talent recruitment strategies amid unprecedented cost increases.
Slovakia's unemployment rate remains stable at 5% despite economic headwinds, signaling labor market resilience as wages grow nearly 9% year-over-year amid tight employment conditions.
Nearly half of US adults doubt they could find good jobs as electricity and grocery costs surge, revealing deep financial anxiety despite Trump's economic promises.
Federal workers face mounting financial pressure as government shutdown enters third week with no resolution in sight, causing flight delays and threatening critical services.
The US quit rate fell to 1.9% in August 2025 as just 3.1 million workers quit. Why the Great Stay is setting in and what low quits mean for pay and job moves.
