Workforce

The number of U.S. school districts with a four-day academic schedule has grown significantly, from 650 in 2020 to 876 in 2023.

A survey that included responses from 1,243 business leaders revealed that 40% consider recent graduates unprepared for the work environment, with 94% of this group admitting to sometimes or always...

The unemployment rate continues to hover near historical lows, and workforce participation maintains a steady rate of 62.6%.

The need for professionals such as electricians, plumbers, homebuilders, stonemasons, and construction workers is increasing, but statistics indicate that these industries are facing challenges in filling open positions.

69% of business leaders believe that the workplace has become more socially isolated in recent years, largely attributing this trend to the rise of remote work.

Inflation, market volatility, and current economic conditions are influencing spending and saving habits among American workers, causing many to postpone their retirements.

A survey found that 20% of employees preferred a job with better conditions even if it offered a 40% lower wage.

In Australia the Finance Sector Union has asked the Fair Work Commission to intervene against the Commonwealth Bank of Australia's (CBA) mandate requiring employees to spend half their working hours...

The number of employment openings dropped to 9.58 million, the lowest since April 2021 and down from 9.62 million in May. Meanwhile, layoffs fell to 1.53 million, down from 1.55...

More healthcare systems within nations such as the United States and Australia are stepping up recruitment efforts by seeking out healthcare professionals from other countries to address the sector’s aging...