Job openings are low and hiring is weak. Why the U.S. labor market won’t get better soon.

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MarketWatch	Job openings are low and hiring is weak. Why the U.S. labor market won’t get better soon.	War, high gas prices, rising interest rates and AI are keeping a lid on U.S. job creation.	29 Sep, 15:21	29 Sep, 15:30	0m	marketwatch.com	First

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