A large fraction of the formerly jobless who have found new work have had to switch careers, a new study finds.
Cliff Zukin, jobs, John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Developments at R, long-term unemployed, structural unemployment, Uncategorized
Explaining the Statistics on Temporary Hires
Debating the numbers used to support an article on temporary employment.
Are Job Subsidies in Your State Working?
A new report helps provide some answers on whether your state is getting the best bang for the buck on job subsidies given to corporations.
Comparing Recoveries: Job Changes
The job market is no longer making progress, and it still has a huge deficit to make up.
Are Attractive People More Employable?
It depends whether they’re male or female, according to a new working paper.
jobs, John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Developments at R, senior citizens, Sloan Center on Aging & Work, survey, Uncategorized, Unemployment, work incentives
Older Job-Seekers More Willing to Take a Pay Cut
According to a new survey of the unemployed, 77 percent of older workers said they’d be willing to take a pay cut, whereas just 64 percent of their younger peers would do so.