October, the Biden-Harris administration in the United States saw an increase of only 12,000 jobs

In October, the Biden-Harris administration in the U.S. experienced a modest addition of just 12,000 jobs. This figure was considerably below the projections set by economists, who had expected a more robust growth in the labor market. This shortfall highlights the ongoing challenges in economic recovery, despite various efforts to stimulate job creation. Factors such as global supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressures may have contributed to the slower-than-expected job growth.