最新报道:According to Bijie.com, on September 4 (UTC+8), the Federal Reserve's Beige Book report indicated that eleven districts reported generally stable or little net change in employment, with one district experiencing a modest decline. Seven districts noted businesses were cautious about hiring due to weak demand or economic uncertainty. Surveyed businesses in two districts reported increased layoffs, with several reporting staff reductions through natural attrition—a trend sometimes fueled by return-to-work policies and facilitated by the use of automation technologies such as artificial intelligence. Consequently, most districts noted an increase in the number of job seekers. However, half of the districts noted a decrease in the supply of immigrant labor, with New York, Richmond, St. Louis, and San Francisco highlighting the impact on the construction industry. Half of the districts reported modest wage increases, with the majority of the remaining districts reporting moderate wage increases, and two districts reporting that wage levels remained largely unchanged.