As of June, a record number of 105 million American adults are NILF (Not In Labor Force), per the Federal Reserve.
“The record comes after a massive surge of 832,000 workers dropping out of the labor force in June alone. The overall number of NILFs is higher than at the height of the Great Recession or the COVID pandemic,” reports the New York Post . “Leading labor economist Nicholas Eberstadt told The Post that drilling down into the data reveals a startling pattern of dropouts, particularly among men.”
A NILF is defined as anyone over 16 not working. There is one catch: that number includes students and retirees. In fact, 50 percent of those…
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