This should probably be titled "Record number of American hourly workers got a raise in November." From the article:

"Nick Bunker, research director at the Indeed Hiring Lab, noted that quits were high in the low-wage hotel and restaurant industries. 'Lots of quits means stronger worker bargaining power which will likely feed into strong wage gains,' he said. 'Wage growth was very strong in 2021, and ... we might see more of the same in 2022.'"

So I suspect what we're seeing is a bunch of hourly workers moving laterally to another employer for better pay, and their replacement being hired at a higher rate to stay competitive.