Layoffs Abound Across Industries — But These Major Companies Are Still HiringEconomists are optimistic about the 2023 job market.

ByAmanda Breen

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This year started off with massivelayoffs— fromBig Techto real estate and beyond.

But it's not all bad news.

Though many industries continue to brace for more job cuts, some of the most well-known companies are still hiring, perInsider.

Related:These Are the 2 Reasons Apple Has Avoided Mass Layoffs So Far

Economists remain optimistic about the 2023 job market,CNBCreported, noting that blue-collar workers may have more job security than white-collar employees. ZipRecruiter chief economist Julia Pollak told CNBC that despite headlines about mass layoffs, many companies "are starved for talent and leaving money on the table because they can't run at full capacity."

Related:Layoffs Affecting 1,600 Tech Workers a Day on Average in 2023

See Insider's full list of hiring companies and the number of jobs they're looking to fill below.

Chipotle:15,000 jobs

Boeing:10,000 jobs

United Airlines:2,500 jobs

Airbus:13,000 jobs

Alaska Airlines:3,500 jobs

Bloomberg:1,000 jobs

Moderna:2,000 jobs

Palantir Technologies:A few hundred jobs

Binance:15%-30% workforce increase

Hudson Tunnel Project:72,000 jobs

Amanda Breen

Entrepreneur Staff

Features Writer

Amanda Breen is a features writer at Entrepreneur.com. She is a graduate of Barnard College and received an MFA in writing at Columbia University, where she was a news fellow for the School of the Arts.

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