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WASHINGTON, D.C. (Oct. 3, 2025) – In a recent appearance on CNBC’s Squawk Box, NFIB Chief Economist Bill Dunkelberg provided insights into the challenges small businesses are currently facing in the hiring landscape. Dunkelberg shared key findings from NFIB’s September jobs report, emphasizing the growing uncertainty that many small business owners are encountering on Main Street.
The discussion shed light on various factors contributing to this uncertainty, including fluctuating economic conditions and labor market dynamics. Dunkelberg pointed out that small businesses are grappling with difficulties in attracting and retaining talent, which has become increasingly crucial for their operational success.
He also noted that many employers are hesitant to expand their workforce due to concerns about economic stability and potential regulatory changes. The conversation highlighted the critical need for policies that support small businesses in navigating these challenges, ensuring they remain a vital component of the economy. As small businesses continue to play a pivotal role in job creation, addressing these hiring hurdles is essential for fostering a robust economic environment.
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