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What You’ll Find: Inflation and debt. Labor shortages and unionization. Recessions and financial bubbles. Monitoring macroeconomic trends is critical to understanding shifts in the US labor market.

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It’s Teacher Appreciation Week, but some educators aren’t feeling so appreciated.
2 minutes
Prices are rising – fast. After nearly three decades of stable prices, the US economy is experiencing a surge of inflation.
It’s an emergency not just for the housing market but for the job market too.
4 minute read
Since the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, it has been estimated that 50% of paid hours were done remotely, compared to just 5% pre-pandemic.
1 minute read
After the initial COVID shock to the US economy, the bounceback in job growth has been remarkable. There remains an unsatiated appetite to hire by US employers.
5 minute read
Quits rates are at an all time high, reaching 3.0% in November of 2021. Interpreting this trend has two camps: a cultural shift where people have a lower willingness to work, or a cyclic pattern exhibited during times of quick economic recovery.
1 minute read
In the period after a peak Omicron surge and before war broke out in Eastern Europe, the US labor market recovery accelerated, as hiring ramped up and more people returned to the labor force.
5 minute read
Workers who want a job are getting them, but employer demand is slowing a bit from the frenetic pace of job gains earlier in 2021.
5 minute read
The U.S. created 531,000 net new jobs, and previous months’ numbers were revised upward.
2 minute read

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