U.S. Job Creation Index Returns to Record High
Gallup's Job Creation Index was +37 in May, tying the record high found in March.
View ArticleSlim Majority Says Women in Military Face Unfair Obstacles
A slim majority (52%) of Americans think women in the military do not have as good a chance as men at promotions and jobs for which they are qualified.
View ArticleU.S. Job Creation Index Near Record High in June
Gallup's U.S. Job Creation Index was +36 for June, just shy of the record-high +37 recorded in May. The South leads the U.S. in job creation, while the East continues to be last.
View ArticleU.S. Gallup Good Jobs Rate Increases in June as Expected
The U.S. Gallup Good Jobs rate rose to 46.3% in June and the workforce participation rate reached a record-high 68.6%. Unemployment and underemployment rates remained steady.
View ArticleU.S. Job Creation Index Back at Record High in July
Gallup's Job Creation Index rose a point in July to tie its record high. The percentage of those who said their employer is hiring is also at its highest point in nine years of tracking.
View ArticleGallup Good Jobs Rate in U.S. Continues to Rise
Three of Gallup's four employment measures improved in July. The Gallup Good Jobs rate rose to 47.0%, while unemployment and underemployment both fell.
View ArticleRepublican Optimism Drives Record-High Job Market Perceptions
Republicans' assessment of the U.S. job market has improved sharply since January, driving the overall increase in optimism.
View ArticleDoes Loss of Manufacturing Jobs Lead to Lower Life Ratings?
People living in places that shifted employment from manufacturing to other sectors do not evaluate their lives lower than those living in other areas.
View Article5 Keys to Boosting Workplace Culture in Manufacturing
Despite its storied history and recent gains, the U.S. manufacturing sector is struggling to build engaging workplace cultures.
View ArticleWeak Workplace Cultures Help Explain UK's Productivity Woes
Amid concerns about slow growth in U.K. labor productivity, Gallup reveals engagement among U.K. employees has fallen to dismal levels since 2012.
View ArticleGallup Vault: Mixing Career and Marriage Goals in 1952
In 1952, Gallup asked Americans what kind of job or occupation would provide women the best chance of finding a husband. Office jobs came out on top.
View ArticleNurses Keep Healthy Lead as Most Honest, Ethical Profession
Nurses are rated highest for honesty and ethics, once again topping a list of 22 professions. The ratings of clergy members are at a new low.
View ArticleAmericans' Optimism About Job Market Hit Record High in 2017
As U.S. unemployment continued to decline in 2017, Americans grew increasingly optimistic about the job market.
View ArticleAmericans Upbeat on Artificial Intelligence, but Still Wary
Americans are largely optimistic about the adoption of artificial intelligence. But they still expect some negative effects, with 73% saying this process will result in a net job loss.
View ArticleAre Americans Ready for the Artificial Intelligence Revolution?
73% of Americans say artificial intelligence will eliminate more jobs than it creates.
View ArticleMost U.S. Workers Unafraid of Losing Their Jobs to Robots
About one in four working Americans worry about losing their jobs to artificial intelligence. Americans who say AI will result in net job loss expect the construction and manufacturing industries to be...
View ArticleU.S. Workers Unsure About Securing Training if AI Takes Jobs
Less than half of U.S. workers are confident they could secure the training needed to find an equivalent job if they lost their current position because of new technology.
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View ArticleAmericans Have Little Confidence in Grads' Readiness for Work, College
Although Americans have low confidence in H.S. graduates' readiness for work and college, there is agreement across party lines on how to improve.
View ArticleU.S. Workers' Fears of Job Loss Rise Slightly
American workers are slightly more pessimistic about holding on to their jobs now than in 2017, but are still more optimistic than in all other years since 2010.
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