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4 Explanations for April s Huge Jobs Report Disappointment

Possible reasons for the miss include too-generous unemployment benefits and temporary layoffs. Experts say a labor shortage isn t necessarily the main issue, and the news may not be as bad as it seems. Economists thought that the economy would add a whole lot of jobs about a million, to be exact in April. Friday s job reports turned that thinking upside down with a big surprise: The US economy added 266,000 jobs in April, falling significantly short of expectations. In fact, unemployment even went up. It s a twist that left economists and economy journalists alike befuddled. It was especially shocking in light of March s report showing a gain of about 900,000 jobs, and in a double whammy, the April report revised that figure down to 770,000. Also, the unemployment rate rose from 6% to 6.1%, while labor force participation actually climbed to 61.7% from 61.5%, signaling that more Americans are looking to return to work but also that more are getting classified as unemployed.

Meet America s Top Recruiting And Staffing Firms 2021

Meet America’s Top Recruiting And Staffing Firms 2021 Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin Getty For recruiting and staffing firms, this past year posed a particularly heady mix of challenges and opportunities. They had to meet the rapidly changing employment needs of their clients, all while working remotely and during the worst-ever month for recruiting firm placements, according to the American Staffing Association. Whether they were helping clients find executives to guide them through the crisis or employees to keep vital services running, recruiting and staffing firms were essential. In partnership with Statista, Forbes took a closer look at the executive, professional and temporary staffing recruiting firms that were able to thrive in 2020 and position themselves at the front of the pack in 2021.

Montana to cease federal unemployment benefits in response to workforce shortage

Montana to cease federal unemployment benefits in response to workforce shortage Jake Dima © Provided by Washington Examiner Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte announced on Tuesday that his state will be opting out of coronavirus-related federal unemployment benefits amid a workforce shortage in a variety of industries. Starting on June 27, Montana will no longer participate in the federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program, the state will stop issuing supplemental $300 weekly payments, and the government will no longer partake in the Mixed Earner Unemployment Compensation program, which offered additional money to those who had both traditional W-2 income as well as self-employment income.

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