A Loyalty Penalty? Data Shows Job Hoppers Win
Employers often pay more to hire than to retain. That dynamic shows up in wage data and compounds over time, which is why job switching still wins for many workers in 2026.
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A Loyalty Penalty? Data Shows Job Hoppers Win
Employers often pay more to hire than to retain. That dynamic shows up in wage data and compounds over time, which is why job switching still wins for many workers in 2026.
The Fed Just Admitted the Job Market Is Worse Than Official Data Suggests
The official government data paints a picture of a labor market that is cooling but resilient, with steady, albeit modest, job growth. But on Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled a far more somber reality: once the statistical dust settles, the true picture of the American economy may be one of job destruction, not creation.