State of the Labor Market

Coronavirus
The Impact of Coronavirus on US Job Postings Through April 9: Data from Indeed.com
A lifeguard on duty at Jacksonville Beach, Florida.
By Jed Kolko - April 14, 2021
A lifeguard on duty at Jacksonville Beach, Florida.
State of the Labor Market
March 2021 Jobs Report: Good News and Hopefully More to Come
By Nick Bunker - April 2, 2021
Coronavirus
One Year In: Coronavirus and the Election Shook Economic Confidence
Woman working remotely at her desk
By Jed Kolko - April 1, 2021
Woman working remotely at her desk
State of the Labor Market
Video: Remote Work Trends
Person sitting at desk with back facing us.
By Daniel Culbertson - March 31, 2021
Person sitting at desk with back facing us.
Coronavirus
The Impact of Coronavirus on US Job Postings Through March 26: Data from Indeed.com
By Jed Kolko - March 29, 2021
State of the Labor Market
Video: Gender Gap in Requests for Pay and Promotions
By AnnElizabeth Konkel - March 24, 2021
Coronavirus
Women Fear Pandemic Job Loss More Than Men
Woman in car staring out the window contemplatively
By AnnElizabeth Konkel - March 18, 2021
Woman in car staring out the window contemplatively
Coronavirus
Remote Job Postings Double During Coronavirus and Keep Rising
Young engineer testing electronic equipment at home.
By Jed Kolko - March 16, 2021
Young engineer testing electronic equipment at home.
Coronavirus
The Impact of Coronavirus on US Job Postings Through March 12: Data from Indeed.com
Woman working on a laptop at a kitchen table.
By Jed Kolko - March 15, 2021
Woman working on a laptop at a kitchen table.
State of the Labor Market
February 2021 Jobs Report: The Labor Market Needs to Speed Up
Line chart titled “Employment is 11.5 million jobs below pre-crisis trend.” With a vertical axis ranging from 130 to 155 million, Indeed tracked the employment rate along a horizontal axis ranging from February 2020 to February 2021 with a solid line representing trend and a dotted line representing observed. The US labor market had 9.5 million fewer jobs than it did before the coronavirus arrived in the US as of Feb 2021. Caption added post-publication.
By Nick Bunker - March 5, 2021
Line chart titled “Employment is 11.5 million jobs below pre-crisis trend.” With a vertical axis ranging from 130 to 155 million, Indeed tracked the employment rate along a horizontal axis ranging from February 2020 to February 2021 with a solid line representing trend and a dotted line representing observed. The US labor market had 9.5 million fewer jobs than it did before the coronavirus arrived in the US as of Feb 2021. Caption added post-publication.
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