AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLabor Market: U.S. job openings rose by 333,000 to 7.52 million in September, while layoffs fell to 1.64 million and quits reached a 3½-year high. But hiring remains sluggish, so more vacancies have yet to translate into an easier search for work. State and local government accounted for about a third of the increase. Industry Demand: Construction openings climbed to 298,000, up 36,000 from August, as manufacturers also reported a strong October and continued adding workers. Career Pathways: A $35 million federal grant will expand college and career-readiness programs for students in western North Carolina; a separate $2.4 million grant will link Minnesota students to advanced-manufacturing training and employers. Hiring Security: Investigators say North Korean hackers have used fake job offers and interview malware to target victims, underscoring the need for job seekers to verify recruiters and employers.
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