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"Those fleets that are primarily in the spot market are facing volumes that are down nearly 50% and rates that are down nearly 20%."

"We need to get our priorities straight..." 

The oil and gas employment slowdown will persist into 2020...

Reports by Challenger, a global outplacement and business firm, shows record CEO churn and growing corporate layoffs...

"Uber is 'whistling past the graveyard' if it underestimates how much AB 5 would favor drivers..."

The settlement with the NLRB is a victory for conservatives working at the Silicon Valley tech giant.

Uber's lawyers have a clever legal theory known as 'the rule of law doesn't apply to us and f*ck you.'

A mixed report on the US labor market, with fewer job openings offset by a surge in the rate of hiring and quitting.

...given that businesses are already fighting for profitability, hiking the minimum wage, given the subsequent “trickle up” effect, will lead to further increases in automation and the “off-shoring” of jobs to reduce rising employment costs. 

Turns out Apple is nothing more than a virtue signaling sweatshop, laser-focused on the bottom line.

"Organizations are facing mounting concerns over the widening skills gap and tightened labor markets with the potential to impact..."

The inverted yield curve points to a recession in 2020 that will force the Fed to cut rates all the way to zero before the end of 2020.

The tampering - allegedly an attempt to force the airline to pay out more overtime to mechanics - forced the plane to be taken out of service...

The Amazonification of America is accelerating, in the process destroying the legacy brick and mortar sector, which peaked in Jan 2017, and has lost jobs for 7 consecutive months.

In our payrolls preview we warned that it was the seasonals that were a major negative risk, with August jobs missing consensus in 8 of the past 10 August prints. Well, make that 9 of the past 11.

With the US-China trade war getting thrust to the backburner, traders will now focus on tomorrow's payrolls report for an indication of any unexpected reversals in the Fed's widely priced in 25bps rate cut on Sept 18.

With minimal working age population growth, full employment, no further female labor force slack; there is little further potential for labor force growth or resultant economic growth...