In most cases, editorial prognostication and analysis of the Bureau of Labor Statistics unemployment reports is more reflective of the perspective of the writer or journalist than the actual story behind the numbers. It’s an understandable situation. The rapid 24-hour …
I can tell by all the “Top This” and “Top That” lists I’ve been reading over the last several days that it must be time to take a quick glance back and evaluate the year. This is the second yearly …
Earlier this week we announced the results of our Annual Workforce Trends Study, which uncovered an increased reliance on non-employees and a seemingly permanent shift in the composition of the workforce. When it comes to numbers, though, some of you …
Today, we are happy to release the results of a study we commissioned on the impact of the Great Recession on workforce composition in the United States. The survey was conducted over a three week period in September, and focused …
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