Job Hunt Getting Harder? Here's Why

The job market is changing, and it might affect your future.
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Let's break down what is happening.

Job openings have hit their lowest point in over three years.
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In July, there were 7.67 milli​on job openings.
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That's a big drop from earlier this year.
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What does this mean? For every job seeker, there's about one job available.
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This is very different from last year when there were two jobs for every person looking.
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But it's not entirely bad news. Companies are still hiring.
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​In fact, hiring went up a bit in July by 273,000.
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​Some areas saw more job openings. Professional and business services had more positions available.
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Other areas had fewer openings. These included education, health services, and government jobs.
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​Layoffs have increased slightly.
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​More people left their jobs overall in July compared to June.
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Experts are watching these changes closely.
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They think it might lead to some big decisions about interest rat​es.
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What's next? Everyone's waiting for the big jobs report coming out.
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​It will give us more clues about where things are heading.
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​The job market isn't crashing, but it's definitely cooling down.
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This could mean changes in how easy it is to find a job or ge​t a raise.

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Stay tuned as we keep track of these shifts.
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We'll keep watching to see how this unfolds and what it means for all of us.

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