Julie Su

Julie Su, United States Acting Secretary of Labor, discusses US payrolls growth. Randy Kroszner talks about a possible Goldilocks scenario in the labor market. The podcast also covers Amrita Sen's call for $100 oil by Halloween and the challenges faced by the bond market.

Julie Su, US Acting Labor Secretary gives the Biden Administrations reaction to the August payrolls report. Randall Kroszner says we're seeing the kind of goldilocks scenario the Fed wants. Jeff Rosenberg says the main message from the August jobs report is that the labor market is normalizing. Sarah Hunt says the August jobs data was what the Fed was looking for.

Walmart's executive VP discusses AI in stores, while the Acting Labor Secretary and AFL-CIO President talk about the impact of AI on workers and the responsibility of companies. They also explore worker wellbeing, the need for an AI safety net, and the concerns surrounding job security and democratic elections.

Julie Su, the Acting Labor Secretary of the United States, provides insights into the November jobs report. She highlights that the unemployment rate, now at 4.2%, remains historically low despite recent challenges like hurricanes and strikes. Su discusses labor market trends, emphasizing wage growth and support for vulnerable communities. She reassures listeners that the economy is still on a steady growth path and underscores the importance of accurate reporting and responsive economic policies.

Julie Su, Acting Labor Secretary and a champion for workers' rights, dives into the latest October jobs data. She discusses the labor market's resilience despite challenges like hurricanes and strikes. Su highlights how recent revisions reveal economic strength and the importance of collective bargaining in improving worker conditions. The conversation touches on the broader impacts of labor negotiations on wages and benefits, emphasizing their significance for working families and the economy.

Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su shares insights on the recent drop in the unemployment rate, highlighting job growth across various demographics. She discusses the revitalization of the manufacturing sector and the vital role of collective bargaining in securing fair wages. Su also addresses the halted US dockworker strike and emphasizes the importance of trust in labor negotiations as the economy navigates current challenges. Her perspective offers a comprehensive look at the labor market's evolution under recent policies.

Julie Su, the United States acting Secretary of Labor, discusses her role in negotiations to resolve the West Coast port strike, addressing its impact on the economy. She delves into automation's effect on job security and the critical importance of worker involvement in driving innovation. Su highlights challenges facing the electric vehicle sector, especially Rivian, and touches upon the intersection of politics, business, and community ties. The conversation weaves together the complexities of labor relations and the evolving job landscape in today's economy.

Financial experts David Faber, Leslie Picker, Mike Santoli, and Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su discuss reactions to the jobs report, tech surges, Nasdaq highs, and Tesla's performance. Topics also include the UK election, Boeing's legal decision, bank earnings preview, energy sector performance, and market analysis.

Mohamed El-Erian and Jeff Rosenberg react to the hotter-than-expected payrolls report. Julie Su discusses jobs and unemployment numbers. Topics include Fed policy implications, retirement security, market volatility, and the impact of immigration on job growth.

Acting US Labor Secretary Julie Su discusses sustained job growth and importance of immigrant workers under President Biden. She highlights strong job creation, connecting people to available jobs, and addressing workers' concerns for a strong and inclusive economy. The focus is on accurate economic data reporting, wage gains surpassing inflation, and initiatives for economic prosperity.