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Is stagnation followed by collapse? The U.S. labor market may face its 'darkest hour' next year
For Americans looking for jobs in 2025, the environment is challenging. And the situation in 2026 may not be much better either.
The question is not whether the market will unfreeze, but whether it will collapse.
The most likely outcome is not a dramatic break from the current situation, but a continuation of the current 'low hiring, low layoffs' environment, where both employers and job seekers will face a slowing and more selective market.”
The non-farm payroll report for November is scheduled to be released on December 16, and December's data will be available on January 9, 2026. The government is currently dealing with a data backlog caused by last month's 43-day government shutdown.
This 'low hiring, low layoffs' labor market, which makes it difficult for job seekers, seems likely to persist.
Even a mild recession would take a heavy toll on historically disadvantaged groups.
The number of new jobs in the monthly employment report is expected to remain low.