Restaurant, bar and hotel jobs driving US employment gains

Restaurants and hotels are driving US job economy. Here are thousands of open roles as the hospitality sector offsets steep staffing cuts in big tech.

are now cutting staff due to the uncertain economy and slowing growth.

Leisure and hospitality is one of the key sectors driving job growth in the US over the past two months, according to the Labor Department, which released its February jobs report on Friday. accounting for over one-third of all jobs added last month.

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