Layoff announcements surge to the most since the pandemic as Musk’s DOGE slices federal labor force
- Layoffs announced by U.S. Employers surged 60% to 275,240 in March, marking the highest level since May 2020, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
- More than half of layoffs occurred in Washington D.C., affecting 27 agencies, with additional cuts impacting non-profits and health organizations.
- Over 497,052 layoffs were reported in the first quarter of the year, the highest since 2009, as the federal government eliminated positions.
- The upcoming employment report is expected to show nonfarm payrolls increased by 135,000 jobs in March, with an unemployment rate forecasted at 4.1%.
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Jobs Report is Total Nonsense
I was rather suspicious when I saw today’s Jobs Report only showed a loss of 4000 Federal jobs. Here’s the reality (bolding mine): Federal government positions declined by just 4,000, despite the Elon Musk-led efforts, through the so-called Department...

Blood-sucking ‘vampire fish’ thriving in the Great Lakes? Blame Elon Musk
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