State of the Labor Market

State of the Labor Market
May 2023 US Labor Market Update: A Cooler Summer Awaits Seasonal Job Seekers
Lifeguard looking over swimming pool
By Cory Stahle & Nick Bunker - May 25, 2023
Lifeguard looking over swimming pool
Occupation Spotlight
State of the Labor Market
Nursing Job Market Remains Competitive, Even as Demand Cools Slightly 
Nurse smiling at patient in bed
By Daniel Culbertson - May 16, 2023
Nurse smiling at patient in bed
State of the Labor Market
April 2023 Jobs Report: Good News for Almost Everyone
A line graph titled “The prime-age labor force participation rate” which covers January 2019 through April 2023. The graph shows the labor force participation rate for workers ages 25 to 54 and has a vertical axis from 80% to 83%. This rate dropped dramatically in spring 2020, rose from then until early 2022, and then leveled off in 2022. It has since jumped in 2023 to levels not seen since 2008.
By Nick Bunker - May 5, 2023
A line graph titled “The prime-age labor force participation rate” which covers January 2019 through April 2023. The graph shows the labor force participation rate for workers ages 25 to 54 and has a vertical axis from 80% to 83%. This rate dropped dramatically in spring 2020, rose from then until early 2022, and then leveled off in 2022. It has since jumped in 2023 to levels not seen since 2008.
State of the Labor Market
March 2023 JOLTS Report: An Unambiguous Labor Market Cooldown
A line graph titled “Layoffs rose in March” showing the layoffs and discharges rate for the United States. The graph shows data from January 2019 through March 2023. The layoff rate was low for much of 2021 and 2022 but has been trending upward recently.
By Nick Bunker - May 2, 2023
A line graph titled “Layoffs rose in March” showing the layoffs and discharges rate for the United States. The graph shows data from January 2019 through March 2023. The layoff rate was low for much of 2021 and 2022 but has been trending upward recently.
State of the Labor Market
April 2023 US Labor Market Update: While Still High, Confidence is Slipping for Employed Job Seekers
Construction workers standing together on construction site
By Cory Stahle & Nick Bunker - April 27, 2023
Construction workers standing together on construction site
State of the Labor Market
Quarterly Industry Vertical Tracker, Q1 2023
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By Daniel Culbertson - April 25, 2023
Person using smart phone
State of the Labor Market
US Retail Labor Market Update – 2023 Q1
US Retail Labor Market Update - 2023 Q1
By Daniel Culbertson - April 25, 2023
US Retail Labor Market Update - 2023 Q1
State of the Labor Market
US Transportation Labor Market Update – 2023 Q1 
US Transportation Labor Market Update - 2023 Q1
By Daniel Culbertson - April 25, 2023
US Transportation Labor Market Update - 2023 Q1
State of the Labor Market
March 2023 Jobs Report: Winding Down to a Sustainable Pace
A line graph titled “The prime-age labor force participation rate” covering January 2019 to March 2023. The vertical axis goes from 80% to 83%. The participation rate for workers ages 25 to 54 dropped in spring 2020 and then rose through 2021 and 2022 before returning to pre-pandemic levels early in 2023.
By Nick Bunker - April 7, 2023
A line graph titled “The prime-age labor force participation rate” covering January 2019 to March 2023. The vertical axis goes from 80% to 83%. The participation rate for workers ages 25 to 54 dropped in spring 2020 and then rose through 2021 and 2022 before returning to pre-pandemic levels early in 2023.
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.
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