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  • Australian Unemployment Rate Slides to 3.9 Percent
    Australian Unemployment Rate Slides to 3.9 Percent
    Some economists speculate that the RBA may not be in a hurry to cut rates based on these figures.
    December 11, 2024BY Monica O’Shea
  • Australian Unemployment Rate Remains at 4.2 Percent, More Working Part-Time
    Australian Unemployment Rate Remains at 4.2 Percent, More Working Part-Time
    The number of people working full-time fell.
    September 19, 2024BY Monica O’Shea
  • April Jobs Prints at 175,000, but With Signs of ‘Stagflation’
    April Jobs Prints at 175,000, but With Signs of ‘Stagflation’
    Commentary April jobs printed at 175,000 new jobs, according to the Establishment Survey from the Bureau of Labor ...
    May 3, 2024BY J.G. Collins
  • Fewer Employers Put Education Requirements in Job Postings This Year, Indeed Says
    Fewer Employers Put Education Requirements in Job Postings This Year, Indeed Says
    In January, more than half of U.S. job postings on Indeed didn't come with any education requirements at ...
    March 1, 2024BY Bill Pan
  • January’s Big Jobs Number Comes With Noise, and With Ongoing Inflation Warnings
    January’s Big Jobs Number Comes With Noise, and With Ongoing Inflation Warnings
    News Analysis January jobs printed at 353,000 new jobs, according to the Establishment Survey from the Bureau of ...
    February 2, 2024BY J.G. Collins
  • Wage Growth Slows Down as UK Labour Market Stays ‘Broadly Stable’
    Wage Growth Slows Down as UK Labour Market Stays ‘Broadly Stable’
    The growth in wages has weakened and the job market has been stalling, but employment data has revealed ...
    January 17, 2024BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • The Sordid History of the Minimum Wage
    The Sordid History of the Minimum Wage
    Commentary Twenty-two states have increased the minimum wage beyond the federal level of $7.25, which hasn't increased since ...
    January 3, 2024BY Jeffrey A. Tucker
  • Pressure to Attend University Leading to Mental Health Issues, Says Study
    Pressure to Attend University Leading to Mental Health Issues, Says Study
    University may not be all its cracked up to be compared to vocational education and training.
    December 19, 2023BY Nick Spencer
  • The Economic Sufferings of the Young
    The Economic Sufferings of the Young
    Commentary I saw an acquaintance packing up a pickup truck outside his apartment building. “Moving out?” I asked. ...
    December 1, 2023BY Jeffrey A. Tucker
  • Commission Rules Against Working From Home 100 Percent of the Time
    Commission Rules Against Working From Home 100 Percent of the Time
    Working from home is still a prevalent trend across Australia.
    November 22, 2023BY Nick Spencer
  • Delivery Companies Issue Warning on Australian Workplace Laws
    Delivery Companies Issue Warning on Australian Workplace Laws
    Food delivery companies have warned that new workplace laws could lead to fewer opportunities for workers on their ...
    November 10, 2023BY AAP
  • Mike Rowe’s Intentionally Unintentional Intentional Purpose-Driven Life
    Mike Rowe’s Intentionally Unintentional Intentional Purpose-Driven Life
    Commentary Mike Rowe has had one heck of a year, and it isn’t even over yet. Mr. Rowe, ...
    October 24, 2023BY Salena Zito
  • Australia’s Largest Health Insurer Announces 4-Day Work Week Trial
    Australia’s Largest Health Insurer Announces 4-Day Work Week Trial
    The theory behind a shorter work week is that it can boost productivity.
    October 23, 2023BY Nick Spencer
  • September Jobs Prints Much Higher, Rattles the Bond Market and Risks Inflation
    September Jobs Prints Much Higher, Rattles the Bond Market and Risks Inflation
    Commentary This morning's jobs numbers stunned the markets, printing at 336,000 new jobs across a wide category of ...
    October 6, 2023BY J.G. Collins
  • IN-DEPTH: Employment Experts Discuss Disconnect Between Useful Skills and Academic Degrees
    IN-DEPTH: Employment Experts Discuss Disconnect Between Useful Skills and Academic Degrees
    Experts share their thoughts on the emerging skills-based hiring trend and new career opportunities in the US job ...
    September 29, 2023BY Patricia Tolson
  • Business Groups Warn Labor’s Workplace Law Reforms ‘Deeply Flawed’
    Business Groups Warn Labor’s Workplace Law Reforms ‘Deeply Flawed’
    Australian business groups have continued to push back against the Albanese government’s proposed workplace relations laws, saying the ...
    September 7, 2023BY Henry Jom
  • Ministers Announce an Overhaul of Sickness Benefits Assessment
    Ministers Announce an Overhaul of Sickness Benefits Assessment
    Government plans to revamp sickness benefits to help more people return to work, marking the first update to ...
    September 6, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Biden Claims Credit for Employment Recovery, Compares Job Creation Record to Trump Era
    Biden Claims Credit for Employment Recovery, Compares Job Creation Record to Trump Era
    After the August jobs report, President Biden gave a speech at the White House defending his economic performance.
    September 1, 2023BY Emel Akan
  • Affordability—Not Jobs—Is the Key to the Economy
    Affordability—Not Jobs—Is the Key to the Economy
    Commentary As the challenges to the economy have evolved, politicians have not learned to focus on what is ...
    August 22, 2023BY Newt Gingrich
  • This Is Not a Healthy Job Market
    This Is Not a Healthy Job Market
    Commentary Going into the weekend, we were again bombarded by crude propaganda from the Biden administration. The topic ...
    August 9, 2023BY Jeffrey A. Tucker
  • July Job Creation Enhanced by Government-Supported Sectors
    July Job Creation Enhanced by Government-Supported Sectors
    [Note: If you wish to skip detailed analysis and data support, simply scroll down to "Opinion and Outlook" ...
    August 4, 2023BY J.G. Collins
  • The Great Resignation: Why Gen Z and Millennials Are Quitting in Droves
    The Great Resignation: Why Gen Z and Millennials Are Quitting in Droves
    Employers are continuing to see a high turnover rate of Gen Z's and Millenial staff, so what is ...
    July 26, 2023BY Nina Nguyen
  • UK Employment Beats Pre-Pandemic Level, New Report Shows
    UK Employment Beats Pre-Pandemic Level, New Report Shows
    The UK's national employment rate is set to surpass the pre-COVID-19 pandemic level for the first time. The Office ...
    June 13, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • StatCan Report Casts Clouds on Claims of a Widespread Labour Shortage in Canada
    StatCan Report Casts Clouds on Claims of a Widespread Labour Shortage in Canada
    OTTAWA—A new report is casting doubt on the idea that Canada is facing a widespread labour shortage and ...
    May 27, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Shred the White Collar and Put on the Blue
    Shred the White Collar and Put on the Blue
    Commentary In 1936, John Maynard Keynes, who was the most influential economist of the 20th century, wrote in ...
    May 17, 2023BY Jeffrey A. Tucker
  • April Jobs Prints at 253,000, but With 149,000 Downward Revisions
    April Jobs Prints at 253,000, but With 149,000 Downward Revisions
    New jobs created printed at 253,000 on May 5, according to the Establishment Survey, well above market expectations ...
    May 5, 2023BY J.G. Collins
  • Bank of Canada Expected to Hold Interest Rates Unchanged on Wednesday
    Bank of Canada Expected to Hold Interest Rates Unchanged on Wednesday
    Economists from Canada's major banks predict that the Bank of Canada will hold its key interest rate steady at ...
    April 10, 2023BY Matthew Horwood
TOP NEWS
  • New York Will Open City-Run Supermarket Down the Street; Grocer Says He Can’t Compete
    3hr By Nicholas Zifcak, Epoch Times
    New York Will Open City-Run Supermarket Down the Street; Grocer Says He Can’t Compete
  • Central Banks Bought 23 Tonnes of Gold in July
    5hr By Naveen Athrappully
    Central Banks Bought 23 Tonnes of Gold in July
  • Nocturia: 50 Million Americans Wake Up at Night to Urinate–Here Are the Causes
    5hr By Mercura Wang
    Nocturia: 50 Million Americans Wake Up at Night to Urinate–Here Are the Causes
  • America’s Battle Against Invasive Species
    6hr By Jacob Burg
    America’s Battle Against Invasive Species
  • Supreme Court Schedules Fall Arguments: What to Know
    6hr By Matthew Vadum
    Supreme Court Schedules Fall Arguments: What to Know
  • Appeals Court Rejects Trump Bid to Use Immigration Database for Voter Checks
    12hr By Troy Myers
    Appeals Court Rejects Trump Bid to Use Immigration Database for Voter Checks
  • Federal Government Backs Supreme Court Challenge to AR-15 Bans
    12hr By Bill Pan
    Federal Government Backs Supreme Court Challenge to AR-15 Bans
  • Saxony-Anhalt Election Could Reshape German Politics as AfD Surges
    15hr By Etienne Fauchaire
    Saxony-Anhalt Election Could Reshape German Politics as AfD Surges
  • NTD 8th International Piano Competition Winners Announced
    16hr By NTD Newsroom
    NTD 8th International Piano Competition Winners Announced
  • New PFAS Pesticides Are Entering Our Food System
    17hr By Marina Zhang
    New PFAS Pesticides Are Entering Our Food System
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