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Tight workforce, slower growth expected to shape Missouri’s 2026 labor market

Summary by Webster County Citizen
Missouri’s labor market is expected to stay tight but grow slowly, as immigration declines and employers hire cautiously.
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Tight workforce, slower growth expected to shape Missouri’s 2026 labor market

Missouri’s labor market is expected to stay tight but grow slowly, as immigration declines and employers hire cautiously.

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Webster County Citizen broke the news in on Monday, December 29, 2025.
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