As summer temperatures continue to rise, the already hot US labor market could be starting to cool off. The highly anticipated June jobs report was released on July 2, and the headline reading of 57,000 new jobs came in below… Read More
What a difference a year can make. Following a poor performance in 2025 and a disappointing start to 2026, the US labor market is making a comeback. The private sector is adding jobs, unemployment remains low, and fewer people are… Read More
Burnout is the mental, physical, and emotional exhaustion associated with prolonged and excessive stress. Most people will experience it at one point or another, but Gen Z seems to be hitting the wall far earlier than previous generations. Zoomer Burnout… Read More
A recent Gallup poll shows that employee engagement with jobs in the United States has dropped to its lowest level in more than a decade. What is causing this downward trend, and can it be reversed? Americans Are Detaching From… Read More
Congress recently passed a bill that would make companies reveal how many workers they have outside the U.S. This move was in response to the bank Wells Fargo laying off thousands of American workers and shifting some tasks offshore. Why… Read More
