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State of the Labor Market

The Industries Having a Hard Time Filling Openings

Teacher and young student writing on a whiteboard.

By Nick Bunker - July 8, 2019

Teacher and young student writing on a whiteboard.

Occupation Spotlight

Unlimited Vacation: A Rare but Quickly Growing Job Benefit

University students using laptop in lounge

By Andrew Flowers - June 18, 2019

University students using laptop in lounge

State of the Labor Market

What Happens When the Good Times End?

Jed on stage giving a presentation in front of a large screen at Indeed Interactive 2019.

By Jed Kolko - June 6, 2019

Jed on stage giving a presentation in front of a large screen at Indeed Interactive 2019.

Occupation Spotlight

Global Interest in US Tech Jobs Holds Steady

Technicians using computer in server room

By Andrew Flowers - June 5, 2019

Technicians using computer in server room

State of the Labor Market

How Fast Are Labor Markets Changing Around the World?

By Martha Gimbel & Tara Sinclair - May 30, 2019

State of the Labor Market

Which Industries Are Seeing More Workers Quit?

Table titled “Growth in quitting over the past year varies by industry.” Indeed listed the percent change in quitting from quarter one, 2018 to quarter one, 2019 across 17 industries in the US. Results vary widely. Caption added post-publication.

By Nick Bunker - May 16, 2019

Table titled “Growth in quitting over the past year varies by industry.” Indeed listed the percent change in quitting from quarter one, 2018 to quarter one, 2019 across 17 industries in the US. Results vary widely. Caption added post-publication.

Occupation Spotlight

Who Is Clicking on Ridesharing Jobs?

By Nick Bunker - May 9, 2019

State of the Labor Market

How Moms Are Avoiding the Pay Penalty for Part-Time Work

By Martha Gimbel & Nick Bunker - May 9, 2019

State of the Labor Market

These Jobs Have the Most Unequal Pay

Table titled “Occupations with the most inequality” lists the top ten occupations with the most inequality and their 90/10 ratio. 90/10 ratio is the ratio of the 90th percentile of wage income to the 10th percentile. The top occupation with the most inequality is Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents with 13.7. Others listed are Personal Financial Advisors, Chief Executives and Legislators, Actors, Physicians and Surgeons, Real Estate Brokers and Sales Agents, Judicial Workers, Dentists, Sales and Related Workers, and Podiatrists. Caption added post-publication.

By Martha Gimbel - May 2, 2019

Table titled “Occupations with the most inequality” lists the top ten occupations with the most inequality and their 90/10 ratio. 90/10 ratio is the ratio of the 90th percentile of wage income to the 10th percentile. The top occupation with the most inequality is Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents with 13.7. Others listed are Personal Financial Advisors, Chief Executives and Legislators, Actors, Physicians and Surgeons, Real Estate Brokers and Sales Agents, Judicial Workers, Dentists, Sales and Related Workers, and Podiatrists. Caption added post-publication.

State of the Labor Market

4 Strategies for Hiring in a Tight Labor Market

Job Interview with young male candidate in modern office. He is coming into interview room and handshake with mature businessman and african businesswoman.

By Jed Kolko - April 25, 2019

Job Interview with young male candidate in modern office. He is coming into interview room and handshake with mature businessman and african businesswoman.

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