When it comes to the job market, love the one you’re with
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The September Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey from the BLS is out, and things in this labor market are mostly unchanged, although quits were up a bit. Still, economists are clear: Now is not the time to leave your job without another one lined up. Also in this episode: That stiff labor market may be hampering productivity, warehousing costs are up as retailers scramble for the holidays, and pro baseball faces a lockout in 2027.
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Read the stories in todayβs episode:
- What continued productivity growth might say about this economy
- Quits ticked up in September, but economists say itβs still a terrible time to leave your job
- Sometimes leaving the workforce turns into a labor of love
- Why warehouse space is getting harder and more expensive to come by
- Companies invest big in pet food research
- MLB players look to defend free labor market as owners push for a salary cap
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