US labor market stable; hit from federal government belt tightening awaited
The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits increased moderately last week, suggesting that the ...
AI Transforms the Labor Market, but Not Just by Replacing Jobs
Harvard economists dug into the way technology affects workplaces and hiring over several decades, and found that AI's ...
New figures reveal 23,000 Aussies lost a job in January
The unemployment rate has slightly increased to 4.1 per cent following the Reserve Bank’s first rate cut since the Covid ...
Unemployment rate edges higher to 4.1 per cent in January as workforce participation hits record high
Australia's unemployment rate rose to 4.1 per cent in January, from 4 per cent in December, as more people looked for a job or found work. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, employment ...
There are growing signs that the labor market is slowing, Fed’s Bostic says
There are growing indications of weakness in the job market, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said Thursday. “I view the ...
Hopes fade for another rate cut as jobs growth strengthens
A record participation rate and an extra 54,000 full-time jobs in January suggest little steam is coming out of the labour ...
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Research: To Retain Employees, Promote Them Before the Job Market Heats Up
Labor markets regularly swing from firm-friendly to job seeker–friendly, causing organizations to fluctuate greatly in terms ...
Sightly more Americans apply for unemployment benefits last week, but layoffs remain relatively low
Slightly more Americans applied for jobless benefits last week, but layoffs remained in the same recent healthy range.
The four charts that show how the RBA board and staff were split
The Reserve Bank cut the cash rate, but the extent to which it tempered enthusiasm for more reductions brings into question ...
Fed's Bostic is worried about strength of U.S. labor market
At his press conference last month, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said repeatedly that he thought the labor market was solid. Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic isn't so sure. [In an essay ...
Employers say they need part-time workers. Job-seekers say they’re striking out.
Cynthia Mejia really wants to work. Since moving to the Twin Cities about six years ago, she and her husband, Amauris, have been searching for part-time jobs to supplement what they earn working ...
Is AI already shaking up the labor market? Four trends point to major change
A new paper by Harvard economists David Deming and Lawrence H. Summers offers early evidence of artificial intelligence ...