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The Unfolded States, 11/24/25
"What’s Really Happening to the Job Market Right Now"
"Americans once believed that the job market would always recover - that steady hiring, low unemployment, and reliable work were permanent features of the economy. But as 2025 unfolds, that confidence is fading. Behind official headlines and upbeat forecasts, a deeper shift is spreading across the country. Layoffs are rising, job openings are thinning, and more workers are discovering that the market they trusted is no longer behaving the way it once did.
Across major industries, from transportation to tech to retail, companies are slowing hiring while quietly reducing staff. Temporary roles are replacing full-time positions. Wages are rising on paper but falling behind in real life. And as federal data continues to face delays, revisions, and gaps, the picture of the labor market becomes harder for everyday Americans to interpret. This isn’t just about job losses - it’s about how the structure of work itself is changing underneath the surface. A new reality is emerging - one where even a “strong” job market can hide deep vulnerabilities."
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