U.S. labor market shows signs of uncertainty as hiring slows despite low unemployment

The U.S. job market is showing signs of uncertainty, with a decrease in hiring rates despite low unemployment. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a hiring rate at its lowest since the late 2000s, even as job openings increased. Many workers are feeling discontent, with a Gallup poll indicating record low satisfaction with employers. Workers are seeking new opportunities at the highest rate since 2015, but economic conditions are making them hesitant to make changes. Experts suggest that while job openings remain high, hiring is cautious. The labor market is stabilizing, but a significant hiring boom is not expected soon, leaving many job seekers, like Dan Hevia, feeling anxious about their prospects.