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U.S. Labor Market Sees Sharp Demographic Shift š
The U.S. labor market is undergoing a rapid transformation, with foreign-born workers dropping by 3.4% (1.1 million) in the past three months, the sharpest decline since 2007. The total now stands at 32.6 million, down from a recent high. Meanwhile, native-born workers rose by 1.8 million to a record 138.8 million. Since 2020, the foreign-born workforce has grown by 24%.
What does this shift mean for the economy?
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The U.S. labor market is undergoing a rapid transformation, with foreign-born workers dropping by 3.4% (1.1 million) in the past three months, the sharpest decline since 2007. The total now stands at 32.6 million, down from a recent high. Meanwhile, native-born workers rose by 1.8 million to a record 138.8 million. Since 2020, the foreign-born workforce has grown by 24%.
What does this shift mean for the economy?
#USLabor #Demographics #economy
U.S. Labor Market Sees Sharp Demographic Shift š
The U.S. labor market is undergoing a rapid transformation, with foreign-born workers dropping by 3.4% (1.1 million) in the past three months, the sharpest decline since 2007. The total now stands at 32.6 million, down from a recent high. Meanwhile, native-born workers rose by 1.8 million to a record 138.8 million. Since 2020, the foreign-born workforce has grown by 24%.
What does this shift mean for the economy?
#USLabor #Demographics #economy
The U.S. labor market is undergoing a rapid transformation, with foreign-born workers dropping by 3.4% (1.1 million) in the past three months, the sharpest decline since 2007. The total now stands at 32.6 million, down from a recent high. Meanwhile, native-born workers rose by 1.8 million to a record 138.8 million. Since 2020, the foreign-born workforce has grown by 24%.
What does this shift mean for the economy?
#USLabor #Demographics #economy
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