For much of 2010, the slumping economy was affecting white-collar, highly educated workers almost as much as it was affecting less educated and blue-collar workers. That’s no longer the case.
Category: jobs
In the Jobs Report, One Big Question
Has job growth slowed, as many economists now fear?
Once Again: Is College Worth It?
Despite their poor employment prospects, recent graduates say “yes.”
The College Majors That Do Best in the Job Market
A look at which disciplines are most likely to land their alumni jobs that actually use their college degrees (and pay more).
Four Workers for Every Job Opening
The job market still isn’t good, but at least it’s on its way back.
Where the Jobs Were Lost
Higher-income people fared much better on the employment front during the recession than those in lower-paying jobs, an economist writes.
How Many Jobs Should We Be Adding Each Month?
The short answer is: as many as possible. The longer answer is: It depends on how quickly you think Baby Boomers are retiring.
Comparing Recoveries: Job Changes
A look at how far the U.S. economy has to go before it fully recovers from the Great Recession.
A Chart to Explain Confusion on Jobs
Looking at job growth, according to the Labor Department’s two different surveys, back to the start of the recession.
5 Questions About Friday’s Jobs Report
The jobs report for April, to be released on Friday, will shed light on whether job growth, like economic growth, has slowed.