April 17, 2020
Economic activity and life as we knew it has been brought to a standstill by a deadly virus. We are all wondering how this situation will unfold and when we will return to normal.
March 26, 2020
It is difficult to find workers for almost any blue-collar job in this economy. What does that mean for small towns and rural areas where the problem is even more acute?
February 20, 2020
Coming off a record shattering 2018 year, data center leasing in 2019 was down but still very healthy with over 272 MW of absorption in the Top 10 US markets tracked by Newmark Knight Frank.
February 18, 2020
Coming off a record shattering 2018 year, data center leasing in 2019 was down but still very healthy with over 272 MW of absorption in the Top 10 US markets tracked by Newmark Knight Frank.
July 2, 2019
It is difficult to find workers for almost any blue-collar job in this economy. What does that mean for small towns and rural areas where the problem is even more acute?
May 10, 2019
It is difficult to find workers for almost any blue-collar job in this economy.
What does that mean for small towns and rural areas where the problem is even more acute?
January 7, 2019
There has been a dispersal of tech jobs in the U.S. in recent years which is likely to determine where the jobs may be growing and shrinking in the future. The “third tech turning,” as Forbes’ Joel Kotkin called it, has recently resulted in a significant growth of STEM jobs in smaller markets.
December 28, 2018
Having a dynamic labor force is a self-evident advantage for both the economy and companies themselves. As lifestyle and work habits are changing and enticing people to work different than usual 9 to 5, there is a growing number of employees joining gig economy or turning to temporary work without an implicit or explicit contract and becoming contingent workers.
May 4, 2018
Currently at 3.9% in August, the unemployment rate in the United States dropped to record low levels in recent months, a percentage that indicates the healthy growth of the American economy. The numbers seem reassuring but do not account for the rate of underemployment, an estimate that is more difficult to determine but one that significantly impacts the productivity of the current labor market.