Te-Ping Chen
Reporter at The Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal reporter, debut short story collection LAND OF BIG NUMBERS @marinerbooks out now: https://t.co/flnsfmbBcZ
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2 days ago |
jp.wsj.com | Justin Lahart |Te-Ping Chen
米国の労働市場は、異例の経済的混乱にもかかわらず底堅さを維持している。しかし求職者、特に若者にとっては厳しい時期だ。 最近の大学・高校卒業生は雇用危機に直面している。米国全体の失業率は約4％で推移しているが、就職活動中の新卒者の失業率ははるかに高く、5月までの過去12カ月間で6.6％となっている。これは新型コロナウイルスの流行で失業率が急上昇した時期を除くと約10年ぶりの高水準で、昨年5月までの12カ月間の6％から悪化した。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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1 week ago |
lopinion.fr | Justin Lahart |Te-Ping Chen
Aux Etats-Unis, le marché de l’emploi résiste malgré des turbulences économiques exceptionnelles. Mais la période est difficile pour les demandeurs d’emploi, en particulier les jeunes.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Te-Ping Chen
Consumer spending dropped more than forecast last month, after a surge earlier this year in car buying. Retail sales fell 0.9% in May from a month earlier, the Commerce Department said. That was worse than the 0.6% decline economists polled by The Wall Street Journal expected. Retail sales for April fell a revised 0.1%. The decline was partly driven by lower levels of auto purchases.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Justin Lahart |Te-Ping Chen
Slow hiring is especially daunting for those just starting out; ‘Right now, I’m pretending employment doesn’t exist’The U.S. labor market is holding steady despite extraordinary economic upheaval. But it is a bad time to be a job seeker—especially if you are young. Recent college and high-school graduates are facing an employment crisis.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Justin Lahart |Te-Ping Chen
That rate, based on data from the Labor Department, applies to people ages 20 to 24 looking for work who have at least a bachelor’s degree.
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Shop class may be something of a dinosaur. But as skepticism about college's value has grown, more schools are bringing it back from extinction: “The trades are just more valued these days... Electricians and plumbers make great money." in today's @wsj https://t.co/0DhMXc5RA3
this is such a hugely good, smart piece by @DKThomp, on America's anti-social century: https://t.co/ZhULFNYSrs "Although technology does not have values of its own, its adoption can create values...and what’s easy is not always what’s best for us."
big thanks to the many doctors who shared their views for this piece, & the many more who've written in since. On pg1 of today's @wsj: https://t.co/DQQB9aCt9i
