Job openings as a share of total employment remain at five-year lows, Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows. Tuesday’s data further confirmed that the US job market has grown increasingly stagnant. “The job market has been frozen for close to a year now, and it appears to be getting worse for job seekers. Recent months’ data has shown the “low-fire, low-hire” environment to be even more anemic than previously thought, stoking concerns that the labor market is cracking. Separate data released Tuesday showed that the slowing labor market is also taking a toll on Americans’ attitudes toward the economy.