Labor Market Data and Employment News

  • Anastasiia Chabaniuk
  • 58 min ago
Companies struggle to turn AI adoption into productivity gains
After heavy corporate spending on artificial intelligence tools, many businesses are still struggling to convert employee use into measurable productivity gains. The gap is increasing pressure on ...
  • Darina Pashchenko
  • 2 hours ago
Fed weighs AI risks and growth impact as U.S. scrutiny of buildout rises
Federal Reserve officials are examining how artificial intelligence may reshape the U.S. economy as a rapid buildout of data centers and AI infrastructure lifts growth but adds uncertainty for ...
  • Olga Shendetskaya
  • 3 hours ago
U.S. demographic slowdown reshapes labor supply and tourism outlook
A slower influx of young workers and overseas visitors is beginning to change how parts of the U.S. economy function, even as the overall population continues to grow. Lower birth rates, an aging ...
  • Artem Shendetskii
  • 3 hours ago
Weil Gotshal collapse highlights structural risks in big law
Large corporate law firms are facing renewed scrutiny after Weil Gotshal moved to wind down following partner departures and failed merger talks. The collapse of a firm described as a $2 billion ...
  • Artem Shendetskii
  • 7 hours ago
Bournemouth finance sector faces AI-driven job risk as banks cut back-office roles
Bournemouth's rise as a major UK finance centre outside London now leaves Dorset exposed to a new wave of automation pressure across banking and related services. The county's financial sector ...
  • Jainam Mehta
  • 7 hours ago
UK tech sector growth strengthens investment and jobs outlook
Britain's technology industry is expanding rapidly as investment and innovation deepen its role in the wider economy. The momentum is expected to support thousands of jobs and reinforce the UK's ...
  • Mira Kyivska
  • 9 hours ago
KRI report shows Malaysian household wellbeing remains out of step with income growth
Several indicators show that household wellbeing in Malaysia continues to improve, but the benefits of income growth are not distributed equally across income groups, locations and age groups. The ...
  • Ashutosh Sureka
  • 10 hours ago
Australia rethinks working holiday visa curbs as UK arrivals strain labour policy
Australia is reassessing planned changes to its working holiday visa system as officials try to balance migration controls with labour needs in regional industries. The review also focuses on a ...
  • Dmytro Kharkov
  • 13 hours ago
WA mining accommodation standards face scrutiny as FIFO wellbeing risks persist
Australia's mining expansion is intensifying scrutiny of living conditions for fly-in fly-out workers, as advocates and researchers warn that minimum accommodation standards on remote sites are ...
  • Oleksii Zaichenko
  • 15 hours ago
AFL-CIO backs Heinrich affordability and jobs bill for U.S. energy buildout
Labor backing is widening for Senator Martin Heinrich’s American Affordability and Jobs Act as the measure is positioned as a vehicle to expand U.S. energy infrastructure and trim household ...
  • Aleksandra Chaikina
  • 15 hours ago
Heinrich-backed affordability and jobs bill wins major editorial support in U.S.
Support for Senator Martin Heinrich’s Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act is widening as the measure draws backing from two major U.S. editorial boards. The endorsements add momentum ...
  • Ksenia Gerey
  • 17 hours ago
Canada expands worker transition measure for permanent residence
Canada is rolling out a time-limited immigration measure aimed at retaining workers already in the country as provinces and territories face persistent labour needs. The plan gives jurisdictions ...
  • Mira Kyivska
  • 18 hours ago
Bangladesh garment factories shut operations amid labour unrest in Gazipur and Ashulia
Bangladesh's garment sector faces widening production disruption as labour unrest spreads from Ashulia and Savar to Gazipur, prompting indefinite factory closures and broader work suspensions. ...
  • Ciaran Ryan
  • 19 hours ago
U.S. Census Bureau releases household survey data on employment, housing and mental health
Fresh federal survey results add new readings on the socioeconomic conditions facing U.S. households across employment, housing energy costs and mental health. The release also includes a new ...
  • Dmytro Kharkov
  • 19 hours ago
West Midlands clean energy jobs fair spotlights sector hiring push
Britain's clean energy expansion is bringing recruitment and training efforts into sharper focus as the government seeks to connect young people with emerging roles across the sector. More than ...
  • Ciaran Ryan
  • 19 hours ago
Federal Reserve flags AI risks for U.S. inequality
New Federal Reserve survey results show wealth and income remain highly concentrated across U.S. households, underscoring structural pressures that could shape how artificial intelligence affects ...
  • Darina Pashchenko
  • 19 hours ago
U.S. employment recovery shows uneven sector and state gains after pandemic shock
Using employment indexed to February 2020, a U.S. labor analysis shows the job market gradually returns from the pandemic shock through September 2025. The recovery remains uneven across ...
  • Andrey Mastykin
  • 19 hours ago
U.S. job openings rate holds steady in September
U.S. labor demand remains broadly stable in September, with the job openings rate little changed at 4.5%. Private industry posts a 4.7% rate, while government openings vary across federal, state, ...
  • Sergey Shendetskyi
  • 20 hours ago
Yankees executive urges House to pass college sports bill as MLB labor talks near deadline
With federal lawmakers weighing changes to the economics of college athletics, New York Yankees President Randy Levine is pressing for swift passage of the Protect College Sports Act. He also says ...
  • Darina Pashchenko
  • 20 hours ago
OECD migration inflows fall for second year as visa curbs tighten across rich countries
Legal migration to OECD countries declines again in 2025 as tighter rules for workers, students and refugees combine with weaker labour markets. The downturn is most pronounced in traditionally ...
  • Igor Krasulya
  • 22 hours ago
U.S. unions press Democrats for policy action after 2026 election gains
After helping drive a strong Democratic showing in the 2026 midterm elections, U.S. unions are pushing for action on inflation, affordability and workers' rights. Labor leaders say the party's ...