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State of the Labor Market
AI at Work: Why GenAI Is More Likely To Support Workers Than Replace Them
AI at Work: Why GenAI is More Likely to Support Workers Than Replace Them
By Annina Hering & Arcenis Rojas - September 25, 2024
AI at Work: Why GenAI is More Likely to Support Workers Than Replace Them
State of the Labor Market
Comparing Indeed Data With Public Employment Statistics: Evaluating Indeed’s Representativeness for Researchers
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By Pawel Adrjan - September 20, 2024
Person smiling in front of computer screen in office
State of the Labor Market
September 2024 US Labor Market Update: Posted Wage Growth Has Picked Up
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By Nick Bunker - September 19, 2024
Business group discussing operational updates
State of the Labor Market
September 2024 FOMC Reaction: A Shift To Supporting the Labor Market
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By Nick Bunker - September 18, 2024
Two financiers talking on headsets while working at computers
State of the Labor Market
August 2024 Jobs Day Statement: Back on a Troublesome Trend
A bar chart titled 'Monthly job gains are dropping' covering data from January 2021 to August 2024. The chart shows that monthly job gains, measured as a three-month average, have steadily declined from their peaks in 2021 and 2022. The average monthly job gains in 2023 were 255,000, as indicated by a dashed pink line, while the gains in 2019 averaged 166,000, marked by a dashed orange line. The recent data shows that monthly job gains have fallen below the 2019 benchmark, reflecting a slowdown in job growth.
By Nick Bunker - September 6, 2024
A bar chart titled 'Monthly job gains are dropping' covering data from January 2021 to August 2024. The chart shows that monthly job gains, measured as a three-month average, have steadily declined from their peaks in 2021 and 2022. The average monthly job gains in 2023 were 255,000, as indicated by a dashed pink line, while the gains in 2019 averaged 166,000, marked by a dashed orange line. The recent data shows that monthly job gains have fallen below the 2019 benchmark, reflecting a slowdown in job growth.
State of the Labor Market
July 2024 JOLTS Report: Unwelcome News
A line chart titled ‘The ratio of openings to unemployment is below 2019 levels’
By Nick Bunker - September 4, 2024
A line chart titled ‘The ratio of openings to unemployment is below 2019 levels’
State of the Labor Market
August Labor Market Update: Reasons for Cautious Optimism Around an Ominous Rise in Unemployment
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By Nick Bunker - August 21, 2024
Colleagues having informal meeting in office gathering space
State of the Labor Market
July 2024 Jobs Day Report: Alarm Bells Are Ringing
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By Nick Bunker - August 2, 2024
A line chart titled
State of the Labor Market
July 2024 FOMC Reaction: Betting on Continued Labor Market Strength
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By Nick Bunker - July 31, 2024
Person leaning over laptop while sitting on couch at home
State of the Labor Market
June 2024 Employment Cost Index: The Cooldown Continues
A line chart titled “Wages are cooling down” covering data from Q1 2018 to Q2 2024. The chart shows that the quarterly annualized growth of wages and salaries for both all private sector workers and ex-incentive-paid workers has been decreasing, with a significant slowdown observed in the second quarter of 2024, reaching the lowest growth rates since September 2020.
By Nick Bunker - July 31, 2024
A line chart titled “Wages are cooling down” covering data from Q1 2018 to Q2 2024. The chart shows that the quarterly annualized growth of wages and salaries for both all private sector workers and ex-incentive-paid workers has been decreasing, with a significant slowdown observed in the second quarter of 2024, reaching the lowest growth rates since September 2020.
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