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Q4 Employment Cost Index Rises 3.4%, Marking Slowest Compensation Growth Since 2021

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Wells Fargo Economics says labor costs remain in a “Goldilocks zone” as wage pressures ease and benefit growth moderates As policymakers weigh the durability of the economic expansion, the cost of labor remains one of the clearest signals of whether the jobs market is stabilizing or losing momentum. In the fourth quarter, the Employment Cost […]

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