The “low-fire, low-hire” labor market appears here to stay — at least in 2026. Most CEOs of U.S. companies say they no plans to increase the size of their workforce this year.
CEOs say they won’t add many jobs in 2026. Is a low-hire, low-fire labor market the new norm?
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