It's Tough to Find People in the U.S., Says Randstad CEO

The video discusses the tightening US labor market, with moderate wage growth and increased hiring. In Europe, stable growth is observed across several countries, with notable increases in Italy and Poland. The UK market shows a slowdown, unrelated to Brexit, which could benefit European markets if financial operations relocate. However, no immediate plans are made for such a shift.

What observations were made regarding the labor market in the US?

How are wages trending in the US according to the discussion?

What is the current hiring trend in Europe as mentioned in the text?

What impact has Brexit had on the UK market according to the speaker?

What potential benefits could arise from a harder Brexit for the speaker's business?