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Global Job Seekers’ Interest in Foreign Roles Slowed Dramatically in 2024

By Sneha Puri - May 13, 2025
Beginning in August 2024 and continuing into early 2025, global job seekers' interest in jobs outside their home country plummeted.
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How Federal Workers Are Reacting To Ongoing Efforts To Shrink the Government

By Cory Stahle - March 25, 2025
A growing number of highly educated and specialized federal workers are actively seeking new opportunities as the Trump Administration prioritizes federal cost-cutting and enacts large-scale federal layoffs.

A Stubborn Divide: Why Progress Toward Narrowing the Gender Pay Gap Has Stalled and How It Can Be Helped

By Allison Shrivastava - March 20, 2025
On average, women still earn 83 cents on the dollar compared to men — largely unchanged since 2019.

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April 2025 US Labor Market Update: New Degree, New Uncertainty

By Allison Shrivastava - April 17, 2025
Graduating is usually a time of possibility, but a cooling job market and growing uncertainty could dampen this year’s celebrations.
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March 2025 US Labor Market Update: Neurodiversity Inclusive Postings Are Rising, but Untapped Potential Remains

By Guillermo Gallacher - March 18, 2025
Neurodiversity mentions in US job postings have nearly tripled in recent years, signaling a potential effort to tap into a large pool of underutilized talent.
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February 2025 US Labor Market Update: Job Seekers’ New Year’s Optimism Springs Eternal

By Allison Shrivastava - February 20, 2025
Starting the new year in search of a job remains as popular as ever, even as the level of job postings has not meaningfully budged to start the year.
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January 2025 US Labor Market Update: Signing Bonus Usage Has Fallen but Remains High

By Cory Stahle - January 28, 2025
About 3.7% of all US job postings on Indeed mentioned a signing bonus in December, nearly double the pre-pandemic average of 1.9%.
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Hiring Lab’s Global Jobs & Hiring Trends Reports for 2025

By Alexandre Judes & Allison Shrivastava & Callam Pickering & Cory Stahle & Daniel Culbertson & Jack Kennedy & Lisa Feist & Yusuke Aoki - January 15, 2025
Insights and expectations from the Indeed Hiring Lab's Global Jobs and Hiring Trends Reports for 2025.
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Indeed’s 2025 US Jobs & Hiring Trends Report: What To Expect When You’re Expecting a Soft Landing

By Allison Shrivastava & Cory Stahle & Daniel Culbertson - December 10, 2024
The US labor market’s resilience continued in 2024, and now all eyes turn toward a potential soft landing in 2025.
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