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July Jobs Report Confirms the Trend Already in Motion

The July employment report is not the beginning of a new cycle, nor is it some sudden deterioration that appeared without warning. The labor market has been...

The Jobs Report Everyone Will Misread

The May jobs report came in far stronger than expected. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 172,000 while other economists were looking for roughly 80,000 to 85,000 jobs. The...

More Evidence Skilled Labor Is Rising in Value

For years, they told an entire generation that the future belonged to people sitting behind computer screens, pushing paper around in climate-controlled offices,...

Skilled Trade Rises in Value

For decades, society pushed the idea that success only came through a four-year university degree while skilled trades were treated as second-class careers. That...

Canada’s Labor Market Is Cracking Under the Surface

Canada’s unemployment rate has now climbed to 6.9%, the highest level in six months, after the economy unexpectedly lost 17,700 jobs in April while economists had...

April Job Report – Labor Less Resilient Than Indicated

The April employment report came in stronger than expected, at least on the surface. The US economy added 115,000 jobs while the unemployment rate held steady at...

Indiana’s Immigration Crackdown

Indiana is preparing to impose some of the toughest penalties in the country against employers hiring illegal migrants, including fines reaching $10,000 per...

Human Employees Often Cost Less Than AI

There is a growing contradiction unfolding in the global economy that exposes just how distorted this entire artificial intelligence narrative has become, because...

March Jobs Report – USA

The March 2026 employment report is being celebrated by the press as a “blowout” number, yet once again they are focusing on the headline and ignoring what is...

JOLTS February 2026

The latest JOLTS report for February 2026 is being interpreted by the mainstream press as a “cooling” labor market, but they are once again missing the broader...