Work from home keeps workers at the desk
Employees are clocking in an average of ten more hours per week due to pandemic-induced work-from-home arrangements.
Employees are clocking in an average of ten more hours per week due to pandemic-induced work-from-home arrangements.
Employees are quitting Big Tech in what some are calling “The Great Resignation.”
The American economy is experiencing a strange transition: workers are quitting in droves while the economy is restarting and businesses need labor.
Reallocation friction could affect the labor market through 2023.
Pandemic pressures have spurred a new wave of business creation.