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Weekly job market intelligence: hiring trends, layoff news, hot industries, high-growth roles, and actionable tips for anyone navigating their job search.

Job Search Weekly

2026-07-26

187K Claims, 47K Care Jobs, and a Stale-Posting Test: July 27 Briefing

Initial claims fell to 187,000 while June payroll growth stayed weak; healthcare and social assistance supplied 47,000 jobs, tech cuts remained concentrated, and a posting-freshness check can help job seekers spend their time on real openings.

Job Search Weekly

2026-07-19

208K Claims, Microsoft Cuts, and the Space Jobs Lane: July 20 Briefing

Initial claims fell to 208,000, but hiring remains selective as Microsoft and Samsung restructure while space, aerospace, security, and reliability roles show stronger demand.

Job Search Weekly

2026-07-12

215K Claims, Slow Hiring, and AI-Touched Roles: July 13 Job Market Briefing

Initial unemployment claims remain low, but hiring is still slow and selective. This week's briefing connects DOL claims, BLS and JOLTS data, Challenger layoff tracking, and Indeed's new AI-postings analysis to show where job seekers should aim next.

Job Search Weekly

2026-07-05

57K Jobs, Flat Hiring, and AI Cuts: July 6 Job Market Briefing

June payroll growth slowed sharply while job openings stayed high but hiring barely moved. This week’s briefing shows where demand is still visible, which layoff signals matter, and how to target applications in a low-hire market.

Job Search Weekly

2026-06-28

Hiring Is Concentrated, Job Search Is Slow: June 29 Job Market Briefing

This week's briefing explains why payroll gains and low claims still feel slow for job seekers, with healthcare, security, data, and AI-related layoff signals shaping where to focus.

Job Search Weekly

2026-06-22

Hiring Is Up, Hiring Is Slow: June 22 Job Market Briefing

May payrolls rose by 172,000, but the market still feels slow because hiring rates remain weak, job postings are barely above pre-pandemic levels, and AI-cited cuts remain a recurring layoff story. This week's briefing covers where hiring is concentrated, which cut signals matter, what skills are carrying demand, and how to screen postings before applying.

Job Search Weekly

2026-06-15

World Cup Hiring, AI Cuts, and the Trades Shortage: June 2026 Job Market Briefing

May added 172,000 jobs — led by World Cup hospitality hiring and a 7.6M job-openings surprise — but AI-cited layoffs hit a record 38,579 in a single month, and the skilled trades shortage is becoming the labor story no one is talking about. Plus: how to escape the long-term unemployment trap.

Job Search Weekly

2026-06-10

172K Jobs Added, AI Tops Layoff Reasons: The May 2026 Job Market Breakdown

May's jobs report beat expectations by 2×, but AI-cited layoffs hit a new milestone — 49K in just four months. Here's where hiring is strong, which sectors are shedding workers, and the one resume change worth making right now.

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