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Labor Force Participation Sinks to 61.5%, a 50-Year Low as Prime-Age Workers Exit

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A sweeping retreat from the U.S. workforce pushed labor force participation to its lowest level in half a century outside the pandemic, with prime-age workers leading an exodus that economists warn signals deeper trouble than the headline unemployment rate suggests. The share of working-age Americans either employed or looking for work slid to 61.5 percent […]

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