Decoding Global Talent: Understanding Trends in US Immigration 

According to a new report, the United States continues to be a top destination for international talent seeking opportunities abroad.

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In the U.K., both wages and inflation came in hotter than expected. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate edged up and payroll jobs saw a steep decline, indicating a rapidly weakening labor market.

Industries: Discover industry-specific insights and the state of hiring in these main sectors.

We have expanded our reporting to cover Canada and the UK.

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Recruitonomics is a hub for data-driven research that aims to make sense of our evolving world of work.

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What You’ll Find: Data-driven insights that explain how shifts in the economy will directly impact the future of recruiting. In an ever-changing economic landscape, understanding the nuances of the labor market gives recruiters the edge they need to stay ahead.

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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.
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Welcome to Recruitonomics, a destination for data-driven insights to make sense of an evolving world of work.
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Recruiting became less expensive in Q1 2022, despite it being a workers’ market.
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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.
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The COVID recession that began in 2020 and the subsequent recovery through 2021 has been unlike anything in U.S. economic history.
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The U.S. economy added a shocking 467,000 net new jobs in January 2022, far above expectations, despite the surge of Omicron cases that saw 15 million people get COVID last month.
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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.
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The U.S. created 531,000 net new jobs, and previous months’ numbers were revised upward.
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