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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…
21 hrs ago
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Julius Probst
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The 10 Hardest Jobs to Fill in the US
Appcast's Recruiting Difficulty Score reveals which roles recruiters struggle the most to fill — and why healthcare dominates the top 10.
Jul 24
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Recruitonomics
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Logan Umbach
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UK: July 2026 — Job Market Stabilizes, Offering Relief for the New Burnham Government
The first jobs report brings some welcome news for the Burnham government — flat unemployment, contained job losses, and cooling wage growth.
Jul 21
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Julius Probst
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Does the World Cup Create Jobs in Host Cities?
Our analysis says no. In our second piece on the World Cup, we show that the event has no meaningful effect on local labor markets — even when just…
Jul 17
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Julius Probst
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The World Cup Hiring Boom That Wasn’t
The World Cup hasn't sparked the U.S. hospitality hiring boom analysts expected — and economic research says it never would. The first piece in a…
Jul 15
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Julius Probst
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Stop Freaking Out About the Falling Labor Share
Julius Probst, PhD explains why the much-feared collapse in workers' share of the economy is largely a mirage created by incomplete data.
Jul 10
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Julius Probst
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Northern Ireland Is Winning Brexit
Julius Probst, PhD examines how Northern Ireland's dual market access since Brexit has fueled the U.K.'s fastest-growing regional economy — and its…
Jul 8
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Julius Probst
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Job Growth Momentum Hits a Wall
Sam Kuhn breaks down a softer June jobs report, as hiring came in below expectations and hospitality lost jobs even with the World Cup underway.
Jul 2
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Sam Kuhn
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Recruitonomics Roundup — June 2026
In June we reported on Australia's data center boom and the rising demand for blue-collar workers. We also discussed the U.S. housing market and the…
Jul 1
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Recruitonomics
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June 2026
Australia’s New Supercycle: From Mining to AI?
Julius Probst, PhD, examines what Australia's data center boom means for the economy and labor market — and which occupations are benefiting the most.
Jun 23
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Julius Probst
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UK: June 2026 – BoE Keeps Rates Steady Following a Decent Jobs Report
The Bank of England keeps interest rates steady as inflation and wage growth continue to normalize, while the employment numbers offer a positive…
Jun 19
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Julius Probst
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Wage Pain: Workers Are Losing to Inflation, Again
Julius Probst, PhD, breaks down how the oil shock is wiping out real wage grains across the U.S., U.K., and Eurozone — and what it means for talent…
Jun 17
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Julius Probst
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