US Job Openings Fall To 8.5 Million In March, The Lowest Level In More Than 3 Years
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US job openings fall to their lowest in more than 3 years
U.S. jobs openings slid in March to the lowest level in more than three years, but stayed at historically high levels in a sign that the job market remains resilient in the face of higher interest rates. The Labor Department reported Wednesday that employers posted 8.5 million vacancies in March, down from 8.8 million in February, and the fewest since February 2021. The number of Americans quitting their jobs fell to the lowest level since January 2021—a sign of diminishing confidence in their...
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At least 54,600 new homes needed in Sheffield by 2040
With 531,931 people aged 16 and over expected to be living in Sheffield by 2040 – including 115,625 people aged 66 and over, 174,672 first-time buyers (25-44-year-olds), and 64,934 of student age (18-22) – the analysis highlights the pressing need to accommodate the city’s demographic growth. Social housing stock in Sheffield is estimated to plummet by an additional 8,658 properties by 2040 – the third greatest loss of any local authority area in England behind Birmingham and Leeds – despite...
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US Consumer Confidence Slumps to Lowest Level Since July 2022
US consumer confidence fell in April to the lowest since mid-2022 as Americans' views of the labor market and their outlook for the economy...