JOLTS Day Graphs: May 2020 Report Edition
The quit rate rebounded slightly to 1.6% in May, but remains far below its high of 2.3% in February.

As state economies began re-opening, the vacancy yield increased, reflecting a series of 6.5 million new hires in May.

Despite an increase in job openings and a decrease in unemployment, there were still nearly four unemployed workers for every job opening in May.

The Beveridge Curve moved slightly back toward normal cyclical territory in May, as the job opening rate changed little and the unemployment rate decreased more significantly.
