The New York Times: U.S. Job Growth Remains Strong in May

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article source: the new york times

overview:

The number of people working or looking for work rose, while wage gains eased slightly. Both are encouraging signs, but the Federal Reserve’s fight against stubbornly high inflation is far from over.

excerpt:

The cost of going back to work can be a talent barrier.

karen fichuk

CEO, randstad north america; executive board member, randstad N.V.