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Access to retirement benefits in the private sector mirrors the inequalities workers already face. The post The Retirement Divide: Examining Who Gets Access to Employer-Sponsored Retirement Benefits, and Who Does Not appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

Indeed data reveal a growing boom in labor demand for construction, installation, and engineering roles for data centers. The post Hiring for the Data Center Build-Out appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

Employers on both sides of the Atlantic are writing AI into job titles for a wide range of roles — not just software and data jobs. The post AI Is No Longer Just a Tech Occupation Story: It’s Spreading Across Job Titles in the US and Europe appeared first on

Agentic AI may be flipping the relationship between AI exposure and job posting growth. The post AI and Job Postings: From Destruction to Creation? appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

June’s modest job gains are what’s left when both currents go slack — and slack water cannot hold forever. The post June 2026 Jobs Report: An Unmoving Tide appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

Rising job openings mask a cooler labor market where workers feel less confident about finding something better. The post May 2026 JOLTS Report: More of the Same appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

Payroll employment keeps climbing, but not entirely for the reasons you might think. The post Strong Job Gains, Weak Hiring appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

The Indeed Hiring Lab monthly snapshot of the US labor market summarizes where key indicators — job postings, wages, unemployment, and openings — stand as of May 2026 and flags the trends worth watching in the months ahead. The post US Labor Market Snapshot — May 2026 appeared first on

The FOMC kept its target federal funds rate unchanged today, but signaled higher rates may be on the horizon. The post June 2026 FOMC Reaction: A Hawkish Hold appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

Indeed data reveals a large pool of workers — mostly in hourly, shift-based roles — who hold multiple jobs and are still actively seeking more. The post Nearly 16% of Active Job Seekers Are Already Working Multiple Jobs appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

A surprising 172,000 jobs added in May tells one story; the frozen hires rate and the unemployed waiting longer for work tell another. The post May 2026 Jobs Report: One Strong Headline, but Two Realities appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

While most US occupations require a diverse mix of skills, nearly a quarter of analyzed roles are “skill-concentrated,” meaning a single category accounts for more than 50% of all required skills for that role. The post How Skill Concentration Sets Tech and Healthcare Sectors Apart appeared first on Indeed Hiring

Openings at the nation’s largest employers have surged. But smaller employers, who make up the bulk of hiring, are struggling to keep pace. The post April 2026 JOLTS Report: The Bigger They Are, the Harder They Hire appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

The divide in salary type, hourly vs. annual salary, impacts who can keep up with rising costs. The post Pay for Salaried Workers Is Rising Faster Than Hourly Wages appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

Indeed data shows that foreign job seeker interest in US jobs has dropped to its lowest levels since early 2020, with broad implications for large swaths of the labor market. The post A Shifting Pipeline: What Indeed’s Data Reveals About Immigrants’ Role in the US Labor Force appeared first on

The US labor market’s coming challenge isn’t a shortage of workers or jobs — it’s a shortage of pathways between them. The post The Great Mismatch: How a Shrinking Workforce, AI, and Labor Reallocation Will Define the Next 15 Years appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

This is the Indeed Hiring Lab’s monthly snapshot of the US labor market, summarizing where key indicators — job postings, wages, unemployment, and openings — stand as of April 2026 and flagging the trends worth watching in the months ahead. The post US Labor Market Snapshot — April 2026 appeared

The labor market continues to defy expectations, posting another solid month in April on the heels of a breakout March report. But there are real weaknesses below the surface. The post April 2026 Jobs Report: Moving, But Not Moving Along appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

Productivity posted its 13th straight quarter of positive year-on-year growth, but there are questions rising over how long that can hold. The post Q1 2026 Productivity and Costs Release: Productive, for Now appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.

With high-profile layoffs making headlines, a deeper look at job openings suggests that job seekers’ experience in the labor market differs widely by industry. The post March 2026 JOLTS Report: Stable, Depending on What You Do appeared first on Indeed Hiring Lab.