Kevin Warsh, nominated for Federal Reserve Chair, remains troublingly silent on employment, the central bank's coequal mandate. While clear on inflation, his stance on maximum employment is a mystery. He criticizes the Fed's "broad-based and inclusive" goal as mission creep, implying a willingness to accept higher inflation. The author counters this reflects diverse labor market realities. Warsh has never defined maximum employment, nor clarified how he’d weigh it against inflation, despite objecting to Fed cuts driven by labor market softening. This critical gap persists, especially amidst future challenges like AI.