Noah Yosif discusses his expectations for the August JOLTS report, which may be the last data point on the job market before a potential government shutdown. He believes job openings, hires, and quits will likely remain flat, as employers continue to take a wait-and-see approach due to uncertainty over interest rates and the economy. Noah notes that the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut may not have had time to filter through the economy yet, and even without the jobs report on Friday, the labor market may continue in a state of limbo. Meanwhile, Yosif adds that the ADP numbers may carry more weight this week, given the private sector's significant contribution to job growth.