Slowdown in labour growth a boon for US workers
Companies will have to pay a premium in the future to get the people they want with the skills they need to keep expanding their businesses
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AMERICAN workers may be on the cusp of grabbing a bigger bite of the economic pie after decades of getting fewer and fewer crumbs.
A significant slowdown in labour-force growth in the US, China and elsewhere will put a premium on finding workers in the years ahead. Companies will have to pay up to get the people they want with the skills they need to keep expanding their businesses.
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