Unprecedented increase in US employees in February
reports
According to Challenger, Gary and Christmas “, the number of jobs deleted in February has increased by 6.5 % compared to last year. This is the twelfth record of the highest expulsion in the past five years, which has been in the most recession in most cases.
The largest part of these dismissals has been the government, where the Ministry of State Interesting has reduced force, reduced federal costs and cancellation of contracts.
reports, according to the report, 4.1 jobs have been eliminated in five government agencies, which has grown significantly by 4.3. These reductions have also affected nonprofit and other industries.
Other sectors involved in power adjustment include retail sector with 2.3 job adjustment, technology sector with 2.3 job adjustment and consumer goods with 4.1 job adjustment.
Also, adjustment statistics are based on the reasons raised by the Ministry of State Interests, which resulted in 4.1, the bankruptcy of companies that have destroyed 4.3 jobs, the unfavorable market and economy conditions that have destroyed 2.8 jobs, and have changed the job.
, despite the increased expulsion, there were some positive news in this report. Companies have increased their recruitment programs in February and announced 3.5 new job opportunities, the highest since year 2.
Labor market status and future impact
اگرچه نرخ بیکاری در سطح پایینی قرار دارد، اما افزایش اخراجها در بخش دولتی ممکن است طی ماههای آینده تأثیر بیشتری بر بازار کار داشته باشد. In addition, the decline in consumers’ expenses in January, which has been the first time in the last two years, is a sign of future economic challenges.
Some economists have warned that lowering government budgets may have a more negative impact on private sectors such as health care and education. While some companies refuse to expand labor due to economic uncertainty, many analysts expect the full impact of new economic policies on job reports in March and April.
Employers are adopting a more cautious approach to the future with rise in economic concerns and policy changes.
