Reality check: Lots of Americans aren’t complaining.
A record 54.4% of consumers say jobs are "plentiful," according to a new Conference Board report.
Meanwhile, just 10.9% say jobs are "hard to get."
The difference between those two numbers, aka the labor market differential, is at a record 43.5%.
The big picture: "Significantly this indicates that people know the jobs market is strong thereby confirming that it is the lack of workers willing or able to fill demand, which is holding back jobs growth," ING economist James Knightley wrote.