US employers are forecast to have added the fewest jobs in over a year in June, but economists say that slowdown isn’t concerning. At least not yet. The jobs report from the Labor Department on Friday is expected to show the unemployment rate remaining at a historically low level and another month of solid wage growth, suggesting that employers are still eager to find qualified workers and retain the ones they already have. Job openings are hovering near record highs, while layoffs are well below pre-pandemic levels. The labor market remains a bright spot in an otherwise darkening picture for the economy as the Federal Reserve ramps up its fight against decades-high inflation, raising the prospect of an impending recession . While layoffs from high-profile companies like Netflix Inc. and Tesla Inc. have made headlines in recent weeks, there’s little evidence that job cuts are becoming widespread across industries. […]