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Story summary
- Global labor demand is slowing as hiring declines faster than job postings.
- North America and Europe are pulling back, while Mexico, Brazil, and Japan show resilience.
- Mexico's growth in postings relates to nearshoring and supply-chain adjustments.
- Japan's growth results from demographic-driven labor shortages.
- Brazil's growth stems from expanding domestic services and logistics, contributing to a regional divergence, which reflects broader economic conditions including monetary policy and shifts in consumer demand.
