Job-finding rates have fallen the most for America's most reliably-employed workers
Workers who are almost always employed are finding that seeking out a new role is a more daunting task.
Workers who are almost always employed are finding that seeking out a new role is a more daunting task.
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Why it matters
The decline in job-finding rates for America's most reliably-employed workers signals a notable shift in labor market dynamics that could influence credit risk assessments and hiring outlooks, but it does not directly alter monetary policy or credit market structure.