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    Steve Rattner: The job market is clearly getting rough right now

    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldJanuary 3, 20261 Min Read
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    Morning Joe economic analyst Steve Rattner discusses why he says the American economy seems to be entering what is …

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    • Job market is clearly weakening with hiring slowing and layoffs rising across multiple sectors.
    • Economic shift suggests transition from pandemic recovery to a more restrained growth phase.
    • Wage pressures are easing as hiring cools, reducing labor-market tightness.
    • Federal policy and interest rates remain central to near-term employment outcomes.
    • Workers may face longer job searches and need to adapt skills to changing demand.

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