If what they are telling us is true, why are so many Americans not able to find work? As you will see below, some people haven't been hired even though they have literally applied for hundreds of jobs.
I'm really trying to figure out WHY it is so hard to find a job.
Siu, who's trying to use his pharmacy degree to work in other parts of healthcare, is finding it harder to land interviews than in a prior job search.
Even at some top business schools, the number of recently minted M.B.A.s without jobs has roughly doubled from a couple of years ago, when U.S. companies were rushing to hire as many workers as they could, according to data from the schools.
About 13% of those at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management didn't have a job within three months, up from about 5% in 2021.
The other 99,989,000 Americans without a job are considered to be "Not in the labor force".
Thousands of Tesla workers in California and Texas were just notified that they will be losing their jobs.
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