Bureau of Labor Statistics
Remote Work Reaches Stable Plateau as Businesses Adapt to New Normal
A comprehensive new study of over 150,000 U.S. businesses reveals that work-from-home arrangements have stabilized at approximately one day per week for the...
U.S. Growth Revised Up for 2025, But Tariff Uncertainty Threatens Second-Half Slowdown
Economic growth in the United States is showing surprising resilience in the first half of 2025, according to the latest outlook from Wells...
Bay Area Employers Increasingly Mandate Office Returns as Hybrid Work Stabilizes at Three Days
Four-year survey reveals dramatic shift from full remote work to structured return-to-office policies Bay Area employers are solidifying their return-to-office strategies with increasing...
Cranes Tell the Story: Mapping Construction Activity in Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles
Mixed Construction Landscape Across Major West Coast Cities The construction industry across four major West Coast cities presents a varied picture in early...
Labor Market Strength Persists in Early 2025, Reinforcing Fed’s Hold Strategy
The U.S. labor market continues to show resilience in early 2025, even as hiring momentum moderates. According to the latest data from Wells...
U.S. Worker Productivity Sees Strong Rebound, Sparking Economic Optimism
In a recent Bureau of Labor Statistics report, U.S. worker productivity has experienced its fastest growth since 2020, marking the first consecutive quarter...
San Francisco Renters Are Working Through The Weekend And Still Barely Making Rent
The average renter in San Francisco had to work every weekday this year — and then some — just to earn enough to...
Labor Shortage Key Factor in Rising Construction Costs
By Jacob Bourne Early last year a team of researchers at CBRE compiled a variety of data from RSMeans and BLS in...
