hospitals added 9,000 jobs in June, and the count keeps climbing

Health care employment grew by 22,000 jobs in June, with hospitals accounting for 9,000 of those hires, according to the latest labor data compiled for facilities managers. That keeps a streak going. Health care has added jobs almost every month since the pandemic, even as other sectors cool. Hospitals aren't hiring because business is booming in a normal economic sense. They're hiring because demand for care keeps outpacing the supply of people willing and able to deliver it, especially in nursing and facilities support roles. For anyone tracking where the job market still has real slack for workers, this is one of the few places it shows up. The FM-specific listings this month include openings tied to Stanford, Encompass, Sarasota Memorial, and Nicklaus Children's.

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