As voters approach the midterms, the state of the job market is a key consideration. The question on many minds is not just about employment, but whether their job provides enough to cover the cost of living.

This issue is particularly relevant on Labor Day, when the focus is on workers and the economy. The job market's performance has implications for the overall economy, and voters are likely to be thinking about this when they head to the polls.

Further details on the job market and its impact on the economy are available from the Fact Check Team, which has been examining the relationship between employment and the cost of living.