Christopher Hayes In the News

New Jersey Monitor reports the state’s unemployment rate hovered between 4.6% and 4.8% in 2024. Christopher Hayes calls it an indicator of “a softening labor market.”

The Record looks ahead to what’s in store for the New Jersey economy in 2025, quoting Christopher Hayes on the end of the Great Resignation.

The Record reports on job losses in New Jersey. Christopher Hayes says, “This idea that people can switch jobs and demand considerably higher wages… that’s long gone.”

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education quotes Christopher Hayes, who expresses skepticism that large companies will invest in sparsely populated areas.

Capital & Main reports more unions are demanding affordable housing in contract talks. Christopher Hayes adds historical context. USA Today republishes the story.

The Record reports inflation ticked-up slightly after a downward trend. Christopher Hayes says, “All that means is that things are getting expensive at a slower pace.”

News 12 New Jersey interviews Christopher Hayes about recent labor actions, including a nurse strike at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick.

The Record interviews Christopher Hayes, who says businesses and pro-business politicians are “conveniently removing record profits and profit margins from the equation” when discussing inflation.

The Star-Ledger examines structural racism in the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, quoting Christopher Hayes.

Financial Times reports a surge in deadly shootings is changing the national discussion on policing, quoting Christopher Hayes.