Jobs

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Diverse workers in food service and blue-collar roles contributing to job growth in August, showcasing a vibrant and optimistic economic landscape.
Insights

August jobs surge in blue-collar and service sectors

In August, the U.S. economy added 162,000 jobs, with food services and drinking establishments alone accounting for over a third of that growth, while information and financial sectors shed thousands.

Marcus Ellery·September 5, 2026
Job seekers line up for a Goodwill and McDonald's hiring event, seeking immediate employment opportunities and on-the-spot job offers.
Hiring

Goodwill and McDonald's Host Hiring Events for Job Seekers

At a recent Goodwill hiring event in Chicago, over 500 job seekers lined up before dawn, hoping to secure one of the 200 immediate positions offered by McDonald's.

Nathaniel Brooks·July 7, 2026
Gardenia bakery facility in Singapore with dejected workers standing outside, symbolizing job retrenchment due to production shift to Malaysia.
Services

Gardenia retrenches Singapore workers as production shifts to Malaysia

On June 30, 2026, Gardenia Foods (S) Pte Ltd will cease bakery production at its Pandan Loop facility, leading to the retrenchment of 141 employees, according to Singapore Business Review .

Victor Huang·May 20, 2026
Spirit Airlines employee looking sad outside Harry Reid International Airport, Las Vegas, after mass layoffs impacting Nevada jobs.
Careers

Spirit Airlines lays off 999 Nevada workers, impacting Las Vegas jobs

Nearly 1,000 Spirit Airlines employees in Las Vegas, including 772 flight attendants, were laid off as the airline permanently ceased operations at Harry Reid International Airport.

Nathaniel Brooks·May 7, 2026
Recent college graduates looking uncertain outside a corporate building, symbolizing the challenge of finding degree-requiring jobs in a tough economy.
Insights

College Graduates Enter Non-Degree Jobs Amid Economic Headwinds

Nationally, 42.5% of recent college graduates are working in jobs that do not require a degree, marking the highest rate recorded since October 2020, according to The Kansas City Beacon . This statist

Marcus Ellery·April 27, 2026
Malaysian workers looking concerned outside an office building, symbolizing job losses and economic uncertainty in the country.
Hiring

Malaysia faces persistent layoffs, government monitors trend

In the first 16 days of April 2026, 4,708 Malaysians lost their jobs.

Nathaniel Brooks·April 26, 2026