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Future of Work
Job Seeker Behavior
Remote Work Remains a Steady Presence in the Labor Market
Person working remotely on a video conference call
By Daniel Culbertson - December 12, 2023
Person working remotely on a video conference call
State of the Labor Market
November 2023 Jobs Report: Finding a Sustainable Balance
A line graph showing the share of unemployed workers who found a job
By Nick Bunker - December 8, 2023
A line graph showing the share of unemployed workers who found a job
State of the Labor Market
October 2023 JOLTS Report: The Labor Market is No Longer Moderating. It’s Moderated.
A line graph titled “Job openings outnumber unemployed workers”
By Nick Bunker - December 5, 2023
A line graph titled “Job openings outnumber unemployed workers”
State of the Labor Market
Indeed’s 2024 US Jobs & Hiring Trends Report: Reasons for Cautious Optimism
Woman shaking the hand of her interviewer in an office
By Nick Bunker - November 15, 2023
Woman shaking the hand of her interviewer in an office
State of the Labor Market
October 2023 Jobs Report: Validating the ‘Wait & See’ Approach
A bar chart titled “Pace of monthly job gains” showing the 3-month average of jobs added every month from January 2021 to October 2023. Average gains as of October are below their level at the beginning of 2023 and well below their average pace in 2022 and 2021.
By Nick Bunker - November 3, 2023
A bar chart titled “Pace of monthly job gains” showing the 3-month average of jobs added every month from January 2021 to October 2023. Average gains as of October are below their level at the beginning of 2023 and well below their average pace in 2022 and 2021.
State of the Labor Market
September 2023 JOLTS Report: Boring in the Best Way Possible
A line graph titled “Layoffs remain low by historical standards” shows the layoffs and discharges rate from January 2019 to September 2023. The vertical axis spans from 0.9% to 1.8%. The current layoff rate of 1% remains below the lowest layoff rate prior to the pandemic.
By Nick Bunker - November 1, 2023
A line graph titled “Layoffs remain low by historical standards” shows the layoffs and discharges rate from January 2019 to September 2023. The vertical axis spans from 0.9% to 1.8%. The current layoff rate of 1% remains below the lowest layoff rate prior to the pandemic.
State of the Labor Market
October 2023 US Labor Market Update: 4-day Workweek Postings Increasing, but Are Far From the Norm
Designers using laptop in office
By Allison Shrivastava & Nick Bunker - October 30, 2023
Designers using laptop in office
Future of Work
Indeed’s AI at Work Report: The People Behind the Jobs GenAI is Most- and Least-Poised to Change — A Look at Age, Gender, and Race
Coworkers using a whiteboard during a business meeting
By Annina Hering - October 26, 2023
Coworkers using a whiteboard during a business meeting
Occupation Spotlight
State of the Labor Market
Quarterly Industry Vertical Tracker, Q3 2023
Employee at dry-erase board during team meeting in the office.
By Daniel Culbertson - October 19, 2023
Employee at dry-erase board during team meeting in the office.
Occupation Spotlight
State of the Labor Market
US Transportation Labor Market Update – 2023 Q3 
US Labor Market Update Transportation Q3 2023
By Daniel Culbertson - October 19, 2023
US Labor Market Update Transportation Q3 2023
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