Why is it so hard to get a job: Immigration's Impact on the Job Market 2024
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- It remains hard to find a job for millions of Americans. Many are asking Why is it so hard to get a job? This video is part of a series that attempts to analyze the Job Market to uncover the answer and aid viewers so that they can know How to Find a Job.
Description:
In our latest business news analysis, we dive deep into the heated debate surrounding immigration and its effects on the job market as we enter 2024. With a spotlight on the recent CNBC report and comprehensive data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, our discussion unpacks the complexities of job search, job market trends, and the future of career opportunities in an evolving economic landscape.
CNBC Source Article: www.cnbc.com/2024/03/02/immig...
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Guide to Amplify Your Resume: www.execcongress.com/resume
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🔍 Key Insights:
Immigration and Job Competition: Discover how the influx of foreign-born workers, now making up 18.6% of the civilian workforce, is reshaping the employment landscape, potentially making job search more challenging for U.S. residents.
Economic Impact: Understand the dual-edged sword of immigration, where increased labor supply may pressure wages but also contributes to the U.S. economy's growth, as evidenced by a 2.5% GDP increase in 2023.
Labor Market Dynamics: Explore the dynamics between job openings, employer demand, and the balance of power in the job market-highlighting periods of both candidate-driven and employer-driven markets.
Strategies for Job Seekers: Gain actionable job search tips and motivation to navigate an employers' market inundated with resumes and high competition for job openings.
📈 Why This Matters:
Amid concerns over illegal immigration, financial news, and adjustments in the job market 2024 USA, understanding these trends is crucial for both job seekers and policymakers. The report suggests that while immigration presents challenges, particularly for native-born men without college degrees, it remains a net benefit to the U.S. economy.
👉 What Can You Do?
For those on the job hunt, facing job search anxiety, or seeking career opportunities, we offer a series of step-by-step guides and expert advice. From optimizing your resume to mastering the job application process, we're here to support you in navigating one of the toughest job markets to date.
💼 Join the Discussion:
We want to hear from you! Share your experiences with job search 2024, your thoughts on the impact of immigration on career opportunities, and how you're adapting to the current job market conditions.
00:00 Introduction
01:08 Job Market view vs Job Seeker View
03:36 Why Immigration is Important for the Economy
04:51 Why unemployment stats don't tell the whole story
08:14 Negative Impacts of Immigration on Job Seekers
10:58 What you can do to improve your prospects in this environment
Jason…your content has been desperately needed for American workers for a long time. By shining light on our deceptive economic/job data, you’re providing truthful sensible answers to many of us demoralized by the daily hope of getting hired.
By seeing what’s really going on…taking new approaches to finding work is absolutely required. Instead of believing how strong the job market is, you are exposing the false numbers that prop up macro economies in favor Big Business and Washington DC. Kudos to you big time sir.
Thank you for the encouraging words. I'm happy this is helpful.
CNBC Source Article: www.cnbc.com/2024/03/02/immigration-taking-pressure-off-the-job-market-us-economy-expert.html
Free Resources to help in your search:
Guide to Amplify Your Resume: www.execcongress.com/resume
Guide on How to Get Hired: www.execcongress.com/hired
FREE Career Coach GPT (use with ChatGPT Plus): chat.openai.com/g/g-m7nEfEOl0...
I've been looking for a job since December 2023. In Illinois DEI is in full force. Companies are leaving because of crime and tax hikes. So, factor in illegal immigrants + DEI + college graduates + ghost jobs = no one over 50 gets a job. Over 150 resumes have gone out in four months, 5 interviews in that time, and still no job. One employer told me to move to Florida, I would have a better chance to get a job for age group. WTF. Age discrimination anyone.
In Canada employers are constitutionally allowed to discriminate on race, so most new job openings are filled using DEI criteria. This is not going well for older women (and men) like me, but also for young white people. Merit appears NOT to be a criteria for hiring, and age and disability are not real (if ever) considerations of DEI.
Umm, yes on the age discrimination! wow! Thanks for sharing your story.
Thank you for sharing your story!
Insightful analysis !
Could you share some secrets or unknown rules to get a first high paying job as fresher with internship after completing engineering & not depend on job hopping after some months ? Where should i apply more in start ups or mnc companies ? Which type of roles usually do get more earnings is it designing or execution part.. which soft skills should i showcase and learn to stay ahead in the game ? Any top books recommendations around this topic to help me land a good pay job..
I can certainly look into it.
@@BetterThing-jobs Yes what's the answer
I am recent college grad with a bachelor’s degree with 4 years of work experience in my field that I studied at school I am still struggling to land a an entry level job. I have had plenty of interviews from many large companies, and preparing correctly, and making it to final rounds, just not landing offers. Can you do analysis on what its like being a recent grad or Gen Z in the workforce.
Thank you for sharing your story. I will do some research on this topic and see if I can put together the story for you. My daughters are in the same age bracket and faced some of the same challenges. What I will tell you is that even though it feels like nothing is ever going to happen for you, this too shall pass. Something eventually broke for my kids and it will for you. It just takes way longer than it used to and I know it is super frustrating.