For almost two years, many economists and observers have figured something has to give in the labor market.
And then the labor market has turned around and said, "Ha, actually, no."
If you're trying to upgrade your job, you're trying to get a better job, the time to do that was probably a year ago.
If you have a job, you're at a relatively low risk of losing that job — despite the headlines about layoffs at some big-name companies.
"If you're trying to upgrade your job, you're trying to get a better job, the time to do that was probably a year ago," Preston Mui, a senior economist at the macroeconomic policy group Employ America, said.
Persons:
Nick Bunker, didn't, Guy Berger, Preston Mui, —, Heck, hasn't, It's, they're, Emily Stewart
Organizations:
Ferrari, Workers, Glass Institute, Companies, Business
Locations:
America