Reimagining all 200 million of the American workforce as 100 people: where do they all work, what positions they hold, and what jobs they do? Read more
In this infographic, we explore which cities around the world excel in prioritizing work–life balance. Read more
Where do people work the most? Explore our analysis of the average annual working hours across OECD countries. Read more
Opinions about using AI in the workplace have undergone a transformation from 2018, and so have the AI tools themselves. Read more
On average, there are 75 workers available for every 100 job openings across the country. Here’s how it varies by state. Read more
Key sectors in the U.S.—including Leisure and Health Social Services—are projected to be the fastest growing industries over the next decade. Read more
Gen Z job seekers are far more active than older generations, consistently looking for new work while already employed. Read more
Nearly three years after COVID-19 first hit, youth unemployment in some countries, like China, has risen sharply. Read more
Some jobs need a degree, while others don’t. Here are the top 20 most sought-after entry level jobs with and without a degree. Read more
This visual heatmap of unemployment claims by state highlights New York, California, and Alaska leading the country by a wide margin. Read more