US Temporary-Help Drop Flashes Recession. Hiring Execs Disagree.

He's zeroed in on the labor market in his quest to rein in inflation without triggering a recession, arguing that demand for workers needs to be better aligned with supply if the Fed is to achieve its 2% price-growth target. US Temporary-Help Drop Flashes Recession. (Bloomberg) -- US temporary-help employment, historically a harbinger of turns in the labor market and the economy, has fallen for six straight months and is signaling a recession ahead. [Extracted from the article]

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