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Every weekday, Lucas and Luna dissect the U.S. labor market through the lens of the latest BLS jobs report, JOLTS data, unemployment claims, and payroll trends. They analyze which sectors are hiring—and which are cutting—using real Bureau of Labor Statistics numbers, Fed Beige Book excerpts, and shifts in wage growth. Conversations range from the impact of AI on clerical roles to the geography of remote work vacancies, and from unionization waves in the auto industry to the churn in tech layoffs versus healthcare hiring. Lucas brings the journalistic rigor, Luna the probing questions about what the data means for job seekers, HR leaders, and policymakers. No hot takes, no fluff—just a grounded, number-driven look at who is working, who isn't, and why. Can a 3.7% unemployment rate hide a fragile underbelly of part-time and gig workers? That's the kind of question they tackle, episode after episode.
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In this episode of The Job Market Podcast with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore a data point that gets surprisingly little attention: how long workers stay at their jobs, and what shifts in median tenure tell us about the
With job openings rising to 7.6 million but the S&P 500 down 2% in a week, Lucas and Luna dig into a 2026 JOLTS data point that few are talking about: the share of remote-friendly job openings. They explore how employers
In this episode of The Job Market Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into a rarely discussed labor market signal: the age profile of hiring. With unemployment flat at 4.3% and job openings rising to 7.6 million in April 2026,
On Episode 31 of The Job Market Podcast, Lucas and Luna dig into a subtle but powerful force shaping every jobs report: calendar effects. Using June 2026's JOLTS data showing 7.6 million openings and a Dow surge of 800 p
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore a little-known labor market signal: the rate at which workers switch industries. With job openings up to 7.6 million in April 2026 and nonfarm payrolls hitting 158.7 million, the h
This episode digs into a labor market metric that often gets overlooked: the number of workers unemployed for 27 weeks or longer. As of April 2026, that figure stands at 1.3 million, down from a pandemic peak but still a
Lucas and Luna dig into a surprising new angle in the job market: the growing gap between what employers initially offer and what they're willing to pay for the right candidate. Drawing on recent JOLTS data showing job o
In this episode of The Job Market Podcast, Lucas and Luna dig into a surprising data point from the latest JOLTS report: job openings surged to 7.6 million in April 2026, the highest in nearly two years, yet hiring has b
Lucas and Luna spot a crucial labor market indicator that most people overlook: average hourly earnings. They unpack what the latest data (up to $37.40 in April 2026) really says about wage growth, productivity, and whet
Episode 25 of The Job Market Podcast digs into an under-the-radar labor market signal: employer brand. Lucas and Luna explore how a company's reputation with current and former employees is increasingly affecting hiring
This episode of The Job Market Podcast with Fexingo explores a neglected signal in the labor market: the divergence between average hourly earnings and median weekly earnings. Lucas and Luna unpack why the median worker'
Episode 23 of The Job Market Podcast examines a subtle but powerful shift: wage compression between new hires and existing employees. In 2026, with unemployment at 4.3% and average hourly earnings at $37.40, Lucas and Lu
Lucas and Luna dive into a little-known Bureau of Labor Statistics data point: job-to-job flows. While everyone watches job openings and unemployment, the rate at which workers move directly from one job to another is te
This episode of The Job Market Podcast with Fexingo dives into the Employment Cost Index as a leading indicator for wage inflation and hiring decisions. Lucas and Luna explore why the ECI matters more than average hourly
Lucas and Luna unpack one specific weekly data point that most job market commentary ignores: the four-week moving average of initial jobless claims. In a market where headline payrolls look solid and the unemployment ra
In this episode of The Job Market Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore a quietly growing segment of the labor market that most analysts overlook: part-time employment. As of April 2026, the number of Americans working part-ti
Lucas and Luna dig into the latest initial jobless claims data — 215,000 for the week ending May 23, up from 210,000 the prior week. They explore why this small uptick matters more than the headline unemployment rate, wh
Lucas and Luna dive into a quiet but powerful labor market shift: temporary help services employment is falling even as overall hiring stays steady. They explore what the 2.5% drop in temp staffing since early 2025 means
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore a little-noticed but powerful hiring signal: the gap between job openings and actual hires in the JOLTS data. While the headlines focus on falling openings, the real story is that
Episode 15 of The Job Market Podcast digs into an odd disconnect in the April 2026 jobs report: nonfarm payrolls rose by 115,000 but the unemployment rate stayed stuck at 4.3 percent. Lucas and Luna break down the math b
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