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Labor Market Dynamics and Monetary Policy - Federal Reserve Board

At nearly 5 percent of the labor force, the number of such workers is notably larger, relative to the unemployment rate, than has been typical ...

COVID-19 Pandemic Continues To Reshape Work in America

In October 2020, workers had more trepidation about returning to their workplaces. At that time, only 36% of workers who were working from ...

Will California Run Out of College Graduates?

California's higher education system is a critical driver of the state's economic progress. As the state's economy continues to change, will its workforce ...

Labor Dept delays return-to-office plans as union negotiations ...

Federal employees working at the Labor Department will have a little more breathing room before an anticipated increase in their in-person ...

FMLA Frequently Asked Questions - U.S. Department of Labor

... employees continued to work instead of taking leave. Employees are also entitled to return to their same or an equivalent job at the end of their FMLA leave.

U.S. Economic Recovery in the Wake of COVID-19 - CRS Reports

... to leave the labor force and return to school now that in-person ... plentiful but have not lured enough workers back into the labor force to ...

The Budget and Economic Outlook: 2023 to 2033

... continued return of workers who had dropped out of the labor force during the pandemic. Thereafter, through 2027, the projections reflect ...

Ten Employment Issues This Labor Day | Littler Mendelson P.C.

Labor force participation for prime-age workers continues to increase, yet worker shortages remain; AI is accelerating workforce transformation ...

Why Is Prime-Age Labor Force Participation So High?

The labor force participation (LFP) rate for prime-age workers surged from early 2021 through early 2023, especially for women.

The Quiet Revolution That Transformed Women's Employment ...

Married women's labor force participation continued to expand in the 1950s to 1970s, ... vidual stated she expected to be in the paid labor force at age 35 and ...

Investing in America, Investing in Americans Workforce ...

Employer-led to ensure skilled workers are connected to quality job opportunities. ... These projects are expected to support over 108,700 ...

New Job Growth Estimates: A Positive Outlook for Wisconsin's ...

... workforce and economic landscape are expected to continue significant growth ... "These new projections highlight the expected return of ...

US Economic Forecast Q3 2024 | Deloitte Insights

... forecast. Along with a bigger population, we model a higher labor force participation rate, as workers continue to delay retirement.

The Conference Board Employment Trends Index™ (ETI)

... into 2025 as inflation and wage pressures continue to moderate.” Among these labor market components, the share of involuntary part-time workers ...

9 Trends That Will Shape Work in 2024 and Beyond

AI will create, not diminish, workforce opportunity. A 2023 Gartner survey found that 22% of employees expected AI to replace their job in the ...

Work from Home Likely to Remain Elevated Post Pandemic | NBER

Fewer than 30 percent of workers surveyed say they will return fully to pre-COVID activities, while most remain wary of mass transit, crowded elevators, and ...

The State of Age Discrimination and Older Workers in the U.S. 50 ...

... workers continue to affect older workers' employment experiences."[163]. 1 ... Stat., The Labor Force in 2026 is Expected to be Much Older and to Become ...

Occupational Employment Projections Methodology

... force to pursue additional education with the intention of returning to the labor force. ... worker is expected to return to the same occupation in the future.

Guidance for Shutdown Furloughs - OPM

be paid as if the furloughed employee actually continued to work. ... As an excepted employee, you are expected to return to work on your next regularly.

February 2024 Jobs Report: 275,000 Jobs Added, Higher Than ...

... labor market conditions continue to ease, which is welcomed news for the Fed. Wage growth increased by less than expected last month.