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Online Labor Demand dips 44,400 in February February online labor demand little changed following two months of strong gains …read more Subscribe to WWOW’s posts by email: [subscribe2]
Unemployment is up for all. The Great Recession took down ALL occupations, even those supposedly in demand. A new study from the Economic Policy Institute shows how unemployment increased for all occupations during the five years from 2007 to 2012. This parallels a lack of new jobs following the recessions. Slack demand for American workers […]
Continue reading …Slack demand for American workers seems to be at the root of lack of new job openings in the United States and not a purported “skills gap,” a new economic analysis shows.. This low demand for demand for American workers is somewhat conspicuous in light of what appears to be an economic recovery. As many […]
Continue reading …If you land a new technology-related job in 2012 in the United States, you can expect a salary boost of 5.3%, according to the 2013 Salary Guides from the staffing firm Robert Half International. U.S. starting salaries for technology positions in 2013 will have the largest increases among all fields — an average of 5.3%, according […]
Continue reading …Online advertised vacancies were down 76,200 in November to 3,857,200, according to The Conference Board’s Help Wanted OnLine data released 30 Nov. 2011. The November drop follows a decline of 14,000 in October and 44,000 in September. The job supply/demand rate stands at 3.53, indicating there were 3.5 unemployed for every online advertised vacancy in […]
Continue reading …From the The Sheboygan PressInside J.L. French’s two fast-growing Sheboygan manufacturing plants, company leaders have encountered a confounding problem in a time of persistently high unemployment — finding skilled labor. Read the original story.
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