Số lượng sa thải tại Mỹ trong tháng Bảy giảm xuống còn 33.429, hoạt động tuyển dụng tăng lên

The latest U.S. Challenger job-cut report shows that U.S. job cuts in July dropped to 33,429, with hiring plans showing signs of recovery; artificial intelligence remained the primary cause of layoffs for the fifth consecutive month. The report states that U.S. employers announced 27% fewer layoffs in July compared to June, and a 46% decline compared to the same period last year, marking the lowest monthly total in two years. The total number of layoffs in July was the lowest since July 2024, when 25,885 layoffs were announced. Through July, employers have announced 477,033 job cuts, a 41% reduction compared to the first seven months of 2025. This marks the fifth time this year that layoffs have been lower than the same period last year. Layoff rates have dropped significantly this summer. Layoff plans remain concentrated in the technology sector, with artificial intelligence continuing to dominate discussions as investments in this technology reshape corporate structures. However, Andy Challenger, Chief Revenue Officer at Challenger, Gray & Christmas, said: “Hiring has increased by 25% compared to last year, so while AI is transforming the labor market, it is not dismantling employment.” (Jin10)