'Labor Hoarding' Might Save You From Layoffs

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'Labor Hoarding' Might Save You From Layoffs

With the economy slowing down, you would think that layoffs would be ratcheting up. But that’s not the case. Despite high-profile layoffs at companies such as Netflix, Snap, and Better.com, the national average of layoffs hasn’t changed much in many months, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Economists are citing a phenomenon called “labor […]

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