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Germany's Economy Is Reviving as the AfD Surges
Germany’s fiscal stimulus is now clearly boosting growth, and labor demand is picking up. But the far right’s election victory in Saxony-Anhalt is…
Sep 10
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Julius Probst
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August Job Growth Comes in Hotter Than Expected
Julius Probst, PhD and Andrew Flowers break down a surprisingly strong August jobs report, with hospitality and construction driving the gains while the…
Sep 4
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Julius Probst
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Andrew Flowers
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Recruitonomics Roundup — August 2026
In August we discussed the biggest winners and losers from AI. We also wrote about Germany's hardest-to-fill jobs and how the Fed might be losing…
Sep 1
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Recruitonomics
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August 2026
What Can We Learn From Manchester’s Economic Success?
Julius Probst, PhD examines the source of Manchester's growth story: professional business services and housing construction rather than manufacturing…
Aug 27
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Julius Probst
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The 10 Biggest Winners and Losers From AI
We break down which countries, occupations, and skills win and lose the most as AI reshapes economies and labor markets worldwide.
Aug 25
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Julius Probst
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Logan Umbach
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Recruitonomics’ AI Policy: This Is How We Do It
A summary of how we at Recruitonomics use AI responsibly to produce research and written content you can trust.
Aug 21
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Recruitonomics
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Julius Probst
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UK: August 2026 — Great GDP Figures Offer Some Relief but Job Losses Keep Mounting
Julius Probst, PhD examines why UK GDP is beating expectations even as the labor market keeps losing jobs, vacancies dry up, and young workers struggle…
Aug 18
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Julius Probst
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Warsh’s Fed Is Losing Control of the Nominal Economy
Julius Probst, PhD examines why nominal spending is running far too hot, and what the Fed's loss of control means for wages and hiring.
Aug 12
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Julius Probst
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After Strong Spring, Job Market Has Summer Swoon
Andrew Flowers and Sam Kuhn break down a puzzling July jobs report, in which payroll employment fell for the first time since February even as the…
Aug 7
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Andrew Flowers
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Sam Kuhn
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The 20 Hardest Jobs to Fill in Germany
Julius Probst, PhD ranks Germany's hardest-to-fill occupations and shows how worker shortages are driving up wages and hiring times, especially in…
Aug 5
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Julius Probst
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July 2026
Recruitonomics Roundup — July 2026
In July we discussed the economic impact of the World Cup, the hardest-to-fill occupations in the U.S., and the causes of the labor market slump for…
Jul 31
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Recruitonomics
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Remote Work or AI? What's Really Driving the Job Crunch for Young Workers
Young jobseekers around the world are currently struggling as job opportunities have dried up. Many blame AI, but might it actually be remote work…
Jul 29
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Julius Probst
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