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State of the Labor Market
February 2023 JOLTS Report: A Clear Cooldown in the US Labor Market
Line graph with a line showing the number of job openings in the United States. The graph with the title “Job openings are up 42% since Feb 2020” covers from February 2020 to February 2023 and it has a vertical axis of 6 million to 12 million. The line rose throughout the second half of 2020 and all of 2021 before slowly and unevenly declining since early 2022.
By Nick Bunker - April 4, 2023
Line graph with a line showing the number of job openings in the United States. The graph with the title “Job openings are up 42% since Feb 2020” covers from February 2020 to February 2023 and it has a vertical axis of 6 million to 12 million. The line rose throughout the second half of 2020 and all of 2021 before slowly and unevenly declining since early 2022.
State of the Labor Market
March 2023 US Labor Market Update: Benefits Advertising in Job Postings is Leveling Off
Coworkers sharing an office
By Cory Stahle & Nick Bunker - March 30, 2023
Coworkers sharing an office
Pay and Benefits
Pay Transparency in Job Postings Has More than Doubled Since 2020
Focused employee using laptop in office
By Cory Stahle - March 14, 2023
Focused employee using laptop in office
State of the Labor Market
February 2023 Jobs Report: A Path Toward Strong but Sustainable Growth?
A line graph titled “The prime-age employment rate” with a vertical axis from 72% to 81%. The graph covers January 2019 through February 2023 and shows that 80.5% of prime-age adults were employed in February 2023, the same rate as February 2020.
By Nick Bunker - March 10, 2023
A line graph titled “The prime-age employment rate” with a vertical axis from 72% to 81%. The graph covers January 2019 through February 2023 and shows that 80.5% of prime-age adults were employed in February 2023, the same rate as February 2020.
State of the Labor Market
January 2023 JOLTS Report: A Moderating but Still Strong Labor Market
A line graph titled “Layoffs remain below their pre-pandemic nadir” covering January 2019 to January 2023. The graph shows that the layoff and discharge rate is still very low despite a mild increase in 2022.
By Nick Bunker - March 8, 2023
A line graph titled “Layoffs remain below their pre-pandemic nadir” covering January 2019 to January 2023. The graph shows that the layoff and discharge rate is still very low despite a mild increase in 2022.
State of the Labor Market
February 2023 US Labor Market Update: The Labor Market Keeps on Churning
Employee in a fashion boutique dressing a mannequin
By Nick Bunker - February 28, 2023
Employee in a fashion boutique dressing a mannequin
State of the Labor Market
January 2023 Jobs Report: Entering The New Year with a Boom
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By Nick Bunker - February 3, 2023
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State of the Labor Market
December 2022 JOLTS Report: Employers and Workers Exited 2022 with Confidence
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By Nick Bunker - February 1, 2023
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State of the Labor Market
2023 US Labor Market Outlook: A Resilient Labor Market Faces an Uncertain Fate
Co-workers in a meeting with laptops and notepads
By Nick Bunker - January 12, 2023
Co-workers in a meeting with laptops and notepads
State of the Labor Market
US Posted Wages Continued to Slow In December
Business meeting around a conference table
By Nick Bunker - January 10, 2023
Business meeting around a conference table
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