The Yoh Index of Technology Wages, a unique barometer of the changes in employer demand and supply of technology talent nationwide since 2001, shows 2012 was a cautious year for tech wages. Overall, the Yoh Index finished where it started …
Last week we brought you our podcast discussion with Mike Gamble about the health of employment in the life sciences industry. In our interview, Mike commented on how certain political (i.e., health care reform), business (insourcing), and demographic (aging baby …
To continue with our regional wage trend coverage, today we’d like to share a recent conversation we had with Mike Gamble, Vice President of Enterprise Solutions for Yoh’s Life Sciences Division, about what he’s seeing in the Mid-Atlantic. In the …
The month of May started out with a big of a mixed bag of news. In case you missed it, last Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that payrolls and the jobless rate both rose in April. Despite the addition …
A few weeks ago we asked Mike Manoske of TechJobStats.com to share with us the regional wage and job trends he is witnessing in the tech sector and to give his projections about how the industry and the economy will …
Recently The Seamless Workforce had the pleasure of speaking with Mike Manoske, the founder of TechJobStats and an IT expert who has been involved in the technology industry for more than 25 years. Mike’s had plenty of experience in tech, holding …
This morning, we released our quarterly Index of Technology Wages. After clearly bottoming out in Q4, wages for highly skilled technical temporary workers crept upward in Q1 as demand for these workers also increased. Although the Index fell 3 percent from …
The modest positive numbers reported in the Bureau of Labor Statistics‘ March Jobs Report and ongoing interest in the budding war for tech talent are the hope that some in the recession-weary populace are clinging to, eager to ignore the …
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