Cautious Employers and Workers in a Slow Job Market
The job market is experiencing a slowdown, as indicated by data and firsthand accounts from job recruiters.
Recruiters, who connect job seekers with employers, report a significant change in navigating the job market compared to previous years.
- Employers have become more hesitant to hire due to lagging economic conditions.
- Job openings in Massachusetts have decreased since the start of the year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
"Our lives are pretty boring," said David Leshowitz, senior vice president of Management Recruiters - The Boston Group.
Leshowitz, with 25 years of experience in the recruiting business, specializes in legal services, real estate, and construction, and has a front-row seat to the labor dynamics.
Author's summary: Recruiters face challenges in a slow job market.
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