The steep pandemic-induced run-up in US wages is petering out—except for Americans who quit their job to find a new one.Overall, the pace of US wage growth has been static: 6% in April, based on a three-month moving average, unchanged from March, according to data from the Atlanta Federal Reserve. That’s largely because employees who stayed at their job didn’t see any change in how fast their wages are growing, noted Nick Bunker, a labor economist at online jobs site Indeed.Job stayers saw an annual increase of 5.3%, vs 7.2% for job switchers. To be sure, that 5.3% jump is still higher than at any point before the pandemic. (The data go back to 1997.)Read the rest of this story on qz.com. Be
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