State of the Labor Market

Coronavirus
Making Sense of the Labor Market During COVID-19
Father with his little son working from home.
By Jed Kolko - April 28, 2020
Father with his little son working from home.
Coronavirus
Where Job Postings Have Fallen Most
A person working remotely from a cafe with their laptop open.
By Jed Kolko - April 17, 2020
A person working remotely from a cafe with their laptop open.
Coronavirus
In Light of Coronavirus, Job Seekers Shift Searches
Man working on a laptop at the kitchen table.
By Nick Bunker - April 16, 2020
Man working on a laptop at the kitchen table.
Coronavirus
Employers Seek Respiratory Therapists Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Line graph entitled “Employer searches for workers w/ respiratory experience surge”. With a vertical axis ranging from 0-8000, the graph shows the number of searches per 1 million searches by US employers that contain “respiratory” from January 2020 through April 6, 2020. In January, the number of searches was slightly over 1000. As of April 6, this number increased to 8000. Captions added post publication.
By AnnElizabeth Konkel - April 9, 2020
Line graph entitled “Employer searches for workers w/ respiratory experience surge”. With a vertical axis ranging from 0-8000, the graph shows the number of searches per 1 million searches by US employers that contain “respiratory” from January 2020 through April 6, 2020. In January, the number of searches was slightly over 1000. As of April 6, this number increased to 8000. Captions added post publication.
Coronavirus
Webinar: The Impact of COVID-19 on the US Economy
By Daniel Culbertson - April 3, 2020
Coronavirus
Interest in Internships Tumbles
A woman working at a computer in an empty office.
By AnnElizabeth Konkel - March 27, 2020
A woman working at a computer in an empty office.
Coronavirus
Searches for Amazon, Walmart Surge Following Hiring Announcements
Line graph entitled “Search for Amazon, Walmart spike after job announcements.” Graph shows the share of all US searches on Indeed from January through mid-March 25, 2020, with January 1 being at 100. Graph is flat from January through March. Graph indicates that Amazon announced 100k new jobs, $2/hr raises on March 16, and Walmart announced 150k new jobs, and $550mm of bonuses. Both searches skyrocketed, with Amazon searches hitting 500 after the announcement and Walmart searches hitting near 400. Both lines slightly decreased but remained high through the end of March. Captions added post publication.
By Nick Bunker - March 26, 2020
Line graph entitled “Search for Amazon, Walmart spike after job announcements.” Graph shows the share of all US searches on Indeed from January through mid-March 25, 2020, with January 1 being at 100. Graph is flat from January through March. Graph indicates that Amazon announced 100k new jobs, $2/hr raises on March 16, and Walmart announced 150k new jobs, and $550mm of bonuses. Both searches skyrocketed, with Amazon searches hitting 500 after the announcement and Walmart searches hitting near 400. Both lines slightly decreased but remained high through the end of March. Captions added post publication.
Coronavirus
Job Postings Touting Remote Work Maintain Steady Pace
Female architect using laptop in living room.
By Nick Bunker - March 24, 2020
Female architect using laptop in living room.
State of the Labor Market
Long-Term Unemployment Is a Weak Point in the US Labor Market
Stressed and frustrated businesswoman working on laptop till late at work
By Nick Bunker - March 17, 2020
Stressed and frustrated businesswoman working on laptop till late at work
State of the Labor Market
2020 Primary Election Tracker: Biden Lead Is Widest Where Jobs Are More at Risk
Man arriving at registration desk in polling place
By Jed Kolko - March 4, 2020
Man arriving at registration desk in polling place
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