Manufacturing sector keeps bleeding jobs. September saw another 6K positions vanish—that's five months straight of contraction now.

The damage? 58,000 jobs gone since this slide began. Current headcount sits at 12.71 million, a level we haven't seen since early 2022.

This steady erosion tells a story about where the industrial base is headed. When factories shed workers month after month, it's not just numbers—it ripples through supply chains, consumer spending, and eventually hits risk assets. Worth watching how this employment trend plays into broader market sentiment.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 17h ago

The manufacturing industry is laying off employees again and again, and now it’s completely at a loss. --- Five months of consecutive declines, really can’t hold on any longer. --- 58000 people unemployed... is this wave going to be dumping? --- The Supply Chain is about to get chaotic, just wait for the stock market to Plummet. --- Back to the 2022 water level, when will it end? --- Factories are laying off workers every month, next month it’s going to be our Wallet’s turn. --- Ngl, this data is a bit scary, consumer power must be in a straight decline. --- Risk assets are very likely to get hit, who still dares to catch?

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UncommonNPC

· 11-24 10:47

The manufacturing industry has started laying off workers again, really, it's been going down for five consecutive months... 58,000 job opportunities just vanished like that, a bit scary.

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SolidityStruggler

· 11-24 10:08

The manufacturing industry is laying off employees again, something doesn't seem right...

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WhaleStalker

· 11-23 20:50

The manufacturing industry continues to bleed, when will this wave of falls stop?

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LightningClicker

· 11-23 20:43

It's been five consecutive months... the manufacturing industry really can't hold on any longer. 58k job opportunities have disappeared just like that. If this fall continues, how long will it take to recover?

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AirdropFreedom

· 11-23 20:40

The manufacturing industry is bleeding again, it's been five consecutive months... How bad must it be to keep laying off so many people?

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PessimisticOracle

· 11-23 20:40

Here we go again, the manufacturing industry is still continuing to cut jobs. We need to see if the market can hold up after this wave.

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WagmiWarrior