The short answer is: as many as possible. The longer answer is: It depends on how quickly you think Baby Boomers are retiring.
Category: employment
Comparing Recoveries: Job Changes
A look at how far the U.S. economy has to go before it fully recovers from the Great Recession.
Job Openings on the Rise
The number of job openings rose at their fastest pace in almost seven years in February, according to a new report from the Labor Department.
Podcast: Jobs, Wages and Middle-Class Costs
A look at the latest Weekend Business podcast, and a listen.
Looking Ahead to the Jobs Report
Economists expect the March figures to show a gain approaching 200,000, carried by a continued recovery in private sector hiring.
Payrolls May Not Be Growing Much, but Profits Are
In 2010 corporate profits grew at their fastest pace in more than 60 years — and yet companies are still reluctant to hire.
Leonhardt and Norris on the Jobs Report
Two Times columnists, David Leonhardt and Floyd Norris, continue a discussion of the economy and examine today’s jobs report.
Norris and Leonhardt on Jobs
Two Times columnists — Floyd Norris and David Leonhardt — talk about the state of the economy and the job market.
Big-Business Deadbeats
The chief executive of an investment firm argues that small businesses are struggling partly because their big-business customers aren’t paying their bills on time. The executive names some big companies that he says are using this practice.
Explaining the Statistics on Temporary Hires
Debating the numbers used to support an article on temporary employment.