Job market news
Companies struggle to hire qualified tech professionals. Between 2019 and 2024, demand for these workers exceeded supply by over 200,000 people, driving up salaries in some areas.
g1.globo.comGSK announced a cost-cutting plan that includes global layoffs. BioSpace's tracker follows job cuts and restructuring initiatives in the industry.
www.biospace.comThe UK jobs market shows signs of recovery as employers revive hiring plans, indicating improved employment prospects in the country.
livecharts.co.ukThe weakest jobs report since 2021, with the Conference Board's labor market split at its lowest, could complicate inflation management. Despite being weak, the report was also messy, with mixed data.
cnn.comWorker agencies offer 1,589 job openings for all education levels, with salaries up to R$ 3,600. Among the opportunities, positions for nutritionist and cashier stand out.
correiobraziliense.com.brThe worker agencies of the Federal District are offering 1,593 job openings this Monday (August 10), with salaries up to R$ 3.6 thousand. The initiative aims to serve those seeking opportunities in the local job market.
www.metropoles.comThe Korea Herald report highlights that many young East Asians, such as 25-year-old Jeong Min-gi, are postponing or avoiding romantic relationships, prioritizing studies and careers. This trend reflects economic and social pressures that impact personal life and, indirectly, the job market.
koreaherald.comBritish businesses held hiring steady in July, ending a downturn that began with the Liz Truss crisis in 2022, according to a survey. The labor market shows signs of recovery after a prolonged slump.
financialpost.comHiring at British businesses held steady in July, ending a downturn stretching back to the Liz Truss crisis in 2022, according to a closely watched survey.
www.bloomberg.comThe Bureau of Labor Statistics jobs report showed a loss of 23,000 jobs in July, indicating a weakening labor market. However, ADP's National Employment Report, released on August 5, offers a different perspective on private-sector hiring, suggesting a contrasting trend.
www.usatoday.comThe US saw a decrease of 23,000 jobs in July, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%. Before the report, financial markets expected a rate hike by the Fed in September.
www.cnnbrasil.com.brThe survey shows that the problem is no longer the lack of jobs, but the speed at which the market demands new skills and ways of working. Companies face difficulties in hiring due to this new reality.
www.correiobraziliense.com.brSouth Korea exemplifies the contradiction of having a record current-account surplus yet still generating too few jobs. The Korea Herald editorial discusses the need to link economic growth to job creation.
koreaherald.comThe author learned that he didn't have to choose between hiring illegally or spending months opening local entities. The solution was using an employer of record, which already has a legal entity in the country, making hiring in Europe easier.
apollotechnical.comResearch from recruiters reveals that the decline in permanent jobs, which lasted 45 months, has finally come to an end, indicating an improvement on the horizon. This suggests relief for those seeking job stability.
mirror.co.ukThe July jobs report came in below expectations, but economists advise focusing more on inflation than on the labor market. The July CPI report is considered a bigger event than today's jobs numbers. The stock market is likely to welcome the dovish implications of the report.
www.cnbc.comThe report highlights that the impact on market opportunities will depend on adoption pace and ROI. In the US, growth near 2% is supported by the AI boom, boosting business investment and contributing nearly 0.5pp to consumer spending through wealth effects. Globally, GDP growth is expected to slow in 2026 amid energy price headwinds.
am.gs.comThe US labor market saw an unexpected decline in employment, as reported by The Economic Times. The El Niño phenomenon, rapidly strengthening, may become the most powerful in 76 years, threatening fragile economies already roiled by conflict in the Middle East.
economictimes.indiatimes.comThe July jobs report showed the US labor market lost 23,000 jobs, contrary to expectations. Manufacturing hiring remains stagnant, indicating weakness in the sector.
finance.yahoo.comThe report isn't as bad as the headline suggests, but the broader picture is still one of a labor market that is less robust than it seemed. If the trend continues, U.S. workers might find themselves squeezed on two fronts — a weakening job market and high inflation.
www.axios.comAbout 26% of workers in remote-capable jobs are exclusively remote, but many more want to work from home. Unfortunately, with high demand for jobs that avoid the morning commute, scams involving remote employment have become more common.
finance.yahoo.comMore than 170,000 layoffs have already occurred in the tech industry in 2026, with major companies like Microsoft, Meta, Oracle, and Samsung among those affected. The article compiles all known job losses so far, highlighting the magnitude of the cuts.
tech.yahoo.comBradesco has 362 open job vacancies, focusing on technology, business, customer service, and corporate operations. The opportunities include positions for those seeking their first job, such as the Young Apprentice program. The vacancies are distributed across several regions of Brazil, including Pernambuco.
portaldeprefeitura.com.brThe Global Talent Trends 2026 report highlights a tipping point in the workforce, driven by rapid technology adoption, shifting skills, and new expectations. It provides data-led insights to help organizations rethink how they create value through people.
www.mercer.comThe news discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market between 2026 and 2030, highlighting that tools like ChatGPT and new Google software are automating tasks such as creating presentations, analyzing data, and writing content. This raises questions about which jobs will be affected and how workers can adapt.
www.nexford.eduA surprise drop in US payrolls renewed worries about the job market in the world's largest economy, suggesting employers are growing cautious amid rising prices and other economic pressures.
financialpost.comUK hiring fell in the first half of 2026, with job postings for graduates at their lowest since 2020, according to a survey from recruitment platform Indeed. Despite the overall decline, demand for AI skills has jumped significantly.
finance.yahoo.comThe report isn't as bad as the headline suggests, but the broader picture is still one of a labor market that is less robust than it seemed. If the trend continues, U.S. workers might find themselves squeezed on two fronts — a weakening job market and high inflation.
axios.comThe global tech sector has recorded over 163,000 layoffs this year, with enterprise software accounting for roughly 8.14% of the total job cuts, making it the fifth most affected tech subsector after Cloud and SaaS, e-commerce and marketplaces, IT services, and social media.
thehansindia.comBy August 2026, tech layoffs have already surpassed last year's total, with major cuts at companies like Zillow, TikTok, Etsy, and Google, highlighting restructuring trends in the industry.
ibtimes.co.ukExplore 2026 compensation strategies, labor market trends, and data-driven insights to build a fairer, smarter total rewards system.
www.mercer.comEmployers shed 23,000 jobs in July, and previous gains were revised down sharply, suggesting a weaker labor market than previously believed. The downbeat report points to an economic slowdown.
www.nytimes.comThe US labor market saw negative job growth in July 2026, with Government and Leisure & Hospitality leading the declines. This indicates an unexpected slowdown in the job market.
hiringlab.orgThe Bureau of Labor Statistics released the closely watched July 2026 jobs report, which showed the U.S. economy unexpectedly shed jobs last month amid uncertainty.
foxbusiness.comThe worker agencies in the Federal District have 1,184 job openings, covering various levels of education and experience. Among the opportunities, positions such as nutritionist, cashier operator, and pantry attendant stand out.
jornaldebrasilia.com.brThe July report shows an unexpected cut of 23,000 jobs, with negative revisions in previous months. The drop in the unemployment rate is explained by a smaller labor force, which reduces expectations of an interest rate hike.
www.brasil247.comThe 2026 Hays guide for the U.S. shows that AI adoption is still in early stages but accelerating, while macroeconomic pressures like tariffs are delaying or reducing hiring for nearly 20% of companies. It serves as a benchmark for workforce planning.
salaryguide-americas.hays.comGallagher's report provides the latest data to support benefits and HR decisions with confidence. It covers US workforce trends, including hiring, layoffs, and benefits. The series is an essential tool for HR professionals.
ajg.comExperts from MIT and Goldman Sachs debate whether AI will cause a wave of job losses. They analyze the potential effects of automation on employment and the economy. The discussion covers both risks and opportunities for workers.
www.goldmansachs.comSingapore celebrates its 61st National Day by highlighting the transformation of its workforce and investment in future industries. The news explores how AI influences job roles, the ageing population challenge, and the shift in employee expectations.
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