Health services is a top in-demand job for older workers, employing nearly 1.6 million workers age 65 and older in 2023, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Retail continues to attract ...

Imagine training for a job that doesn’t exist yet. That’s the challenge many workers face today. The jobs of tomorrow won’t just call for new skills—they’ll demand a new mindset. In a shifting economy ...

As the demand for highly skilled professionals intensifies across key sectors ... according to the 2024 Human Capital Report from the Center for Human Capital and Labor Market Research at the Central ...

The number of job openings — a measurement of labor market demand — fell to 7.57 million ... when the number of available jobs rose to 7.76 million to begin the year. Despite the drop in ...

underscores the urgency to pivot towards a more dynamic private sector that attracts Omanis towards private sector jobs. This note delves into recent developments and structural idiosyncrasies in Oman ...

Federal job cuts and layoffs by large companies are contributing to a chilly job market overall ... their current jobs, as seen with the low quits rate tracked by the Bureau of Labor Statistics ...

Those numbers point to a softening but still-resilient labor market, with layoffs muted and employers still holding on to employees. Until very recently, jobs data was a reliable catalyst for ...

Harvard Kennedy School international trade expert Robert Lawrence discusses what higher tariffs will mean for the United ...

Friday's report from the University of Michigan showed a particular worry from consumers about the labor market ... of less demand for labor and less confidence among those with jobs.

but this study shows that they can also reinforce the development of soft skills which are in demand in the labor market," explained Bruguera. "The research on the role of microcredentials in this ...

Additionally, the labor force increased and 800 jobs were added in March. Brett Skinner, a labor market researcher for ... sectors,” said Justin Niakamal, research director with Beacon Economics.

The Labor Department’s job openings report saw little change, except for a decline of 80,000 positions in the finance and insurance category.