U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Prime-Age Labor Force Participation Hits 83.8%, Undercutting Work From Home Job-Loss Narrative
Stanford economist Nick Bloom points to rising prime-age workforce participation and Fortune 500 hybrid adoption as evidence that remote work expands rather than...
Northern California Construction Splits: San Jose Adds 3,900 Jobs as Sacramento Sheds 3,700
The Bay Area’s AI-driven build cycle is concentrating construction hiring in Silicon Valley even as Sacramento posts one of the nation’s largest absolute...
California’s Tech Boom Masks a Shrinking Job Market, Beacon Economics Warns
The Information sector now drives more than 12 percent of state GDP, but hyper-productive Tech companies are generating wealth without generating employment—leaving California...
Silicon Valley Posts One of California’s Lowest Unemployment Rates, but the Jobs Powering That Number Are Changing Fast
Santa Clara County’s 4.2 percent unemployment rate sits well below Los Angeles, San Diego, and the statewide average — yet professional and business...
California’s Jobs Crisis Deepens: Nation’s Highest Unemployment Rate Signals Persistent Weakness
Analysis: At 5.5 percent, California ranks dead last among states as manufacturing losses and federal shutdown complications mask true extent of labor market...
California’s Job Market Shows Persistent Weakness as Federal Shutdown Disrupts Data
Delayed report reveals Golden State continues to struggle with nation’s second-highest unemployment rate California’s unemployment situation remained stubbornly elevated in September, with the...
Economic Boom or House of Cards? New Forecast Warns of Fragile U.S. Recovery
Despite robust consumer spending and near-4 percent GDP growth, economists warn that mounting debt, asset bubbles, and labor market strains could trigger a...
Industrial Real Estate Market Hits Historic Slump as Tariff Uncertainty Takes Toll
Warehouse demand shrinks for first time in 15 years as trade policy anxiety and economic headwinds converge The U.S. industrial real estate market...
Nonresidential Construction Drives Hiring Growth Amid Tight Labor Market and Slower Industrywide Expansion
The U.S. construction industry showed modest employment gains in May, reflecting divergent momentum across residential and nonresidential sectors. According to the latest data...
2024: A Year of Growth and Labor Struggles in the Construction Sector
The construction industry, a critical component of the U.S. economy, is experiencing a paradoxical phase. While the sector has shown impressive job growth...
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Shows That Flexibility in the Work Environment is a Lasting Change
By The Registry Staff The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically reshaped the way Americans work, and new data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor...
