Chip Cutter
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1,085 appearances
18 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2019
last heard Sep 2024
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Yeah.
So we spoke with a restaurant worker in New York City, for example, who left his job fairly recently and just thought he'd have no problem finding a new position.
And he said that in the past, that was always the case.
He could easily find more work.
But instead, he's put in applications.
He's just not getting anywhere.
That's a story we've heard echoed by other workers where they just feel like they're sending their resumes into the abyss.
They're just not getting anything back.
And so this particular person who was talking to my colleague Lauren Weber said that he just felt that he kind of regretted some of his moves because he was frustrated by just how difficult it's proven to be to get a hospitality job in New York.
Yeah, I think a lot of them just gotten used to this really strong job market we've seen over the past couple of years where it was really a candidate's job market where there were lots of open roles.
We saw employers really having to act quickly and offer higher pay rates and just to try to create a better environment for employees.
Right now, we're starting to see that pendulum swing back to employers where the companies have the upper hand once again.
I think that's frustrating a lot of workers.
We're still seeing some industries that are adding jobs.
So you think about health care, for example, it added 55,000 jobs in July.
Construction, it added 25,000.
Leisure and hospitality added 23,000.
So still industries where we're seeing strength.
But then you look at sort of the opposite of that.
We're seeing jobs really fall.
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