# probst (audio feeds) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 1 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover probst. Page: Feed: --- ## [UK: August 2026 — Great GDP Figures Offer Some Relief but Job Losses Keep Mounting](https://www.recruitonomics.com/p/uk-august-2026-great-gdp-figures) _2026-08-18 · Julius Probst · Recruitonomics_ Julius Probst, PhD examines why UK GDP is beating expectations even as the labor market keeps losing jobs, vacancies dry up, and young workers struggle most. [Listen](https://api.substack.com/feed/podcast/211561903/7591680d8a924fd46d8b3be6082ca62a.mp3) ## [Warsh’s Fed Is Losing Control of the Nominal Economy](https://www.recruitonomics.com/p/warshs-fed-is-losing-control-of-the) _2026-08-12 · Julius Probst · Recruitonomics_ Julius Probst, PhD examines why nominal spending is running far too hot, and what the Fed's loss of control means for wages and hiring. ## [After Strong Spring, Job Market Has Summer Swoon](https://www.recruitonomics.com/p/after-strong-spring-job-market-has) _2026-08-07 · Andrew Flowers · Recruitonomics_ Andrew Flowers and Sam Kuhn break down a puzzling July jobs report, in which payroll employment fell for the first time since February even as the unemployment rate ticked down. ## [The 20 Hardest Jobs to Fill in Germany](https://www.recruitonomics.com/p/the-20-hardest-jobs-to-fill-in-germany) _2026-08-05 · Julius Probst · Recruitonomics_ Julius Probst, PhD ranks Germany's hardest-to-fill occupations and shows how worker shortages are driving up wages and hiring times, especially in trades and healthcare. ## [Recruitonomics Roundup — July 2026](https://www.recruitonomics.com/p/recruitonomics-roundup-july-2026) _2026-07-31 · Recruitonomics · Recruitonomics_ In July we discussed the economic impact of the World Cup, the hardest-to-fill occupations in the U.S., and the causes of the labor market slump for young people — AI or working from home. ## [Remote Work or AI? What's Really Driving the Job Crunch for Young Workers](https://www.recruitonomics.com/p/remote-work-or-ai-whats-really-driving) _2026-07-29 · Julius Probst · Recruitonomics_ Young jobseekers around the world are currently struggling as job opportunities have dried up. Many blame AI, but might it actually be remote work causing the issue? ## [The 10 Hardest Jobs to Fill in the US](https://www.recruitonomics.com/p/the-10-hardest-jobs-to-fill-in-the) _2026-07-24 · Recruitonomics · Recruitonomics_ Appcast's Recruiting Difficulty Score reveals which roles recruiters struggle the most to fill — and why healthcare dominates the top 10. ## [UK: July 2026 — Job Market Stabilizes, Offering Relief for the New Burnham Government](https://www.recruitonomics.com/p/uk-july-2026-job-market-stabilizes) _2026-07-21 · Julius Probst · Recruitonomics_ The first jobs report brings some welcome news for the Burnham government — flat unemployment, contained job losses, and cooling wage growth. [Listen](https://api.substack.com/feed/podcast/207886590/dc1549458516f2a8b7de4478d2bc0cd8.mp3) ## [Does the World Cup Create Jobs in Host Cities?](https://www.recruitonomics.com/p/does-the-world-cup-create-jobs-in) _2026-07-17 · Julius Probst · Recruitonomics_ Our analysis says no. In our second piece on the World Cup, we show that the event has no meaningful effect on local labor markets — even when just considering hospitality. ## [Daily plans, scheduled by AI (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/kFQM14FWfUpp) _2026-07-17 · **Sponsored**_ AI-made daily plans that schedule tasks and protect focus time. ## [The World Cup Hiring Boom That Wasn’t](https://www.recruitonomics.com/p/the-world-cup-hiring-boom-that-wasnt) _2026-07-15 · Julius Probst · Recruitonomics_ The World Cup hasn't sparked the U.S. hospitality hiring boom analysts expected — and economic research says it never would. The first piece in a multi-part series on the event.