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One of the big, long-term trends in the US economy has been the transition from manufacturing to services. In fact, employment in “knowledge-intensive” and service-sector…
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The biggest worry Americans have about their jobs isn’t immigration; it’s irrelevance. In a new Pew Research report, 80 percent of survey respondents said outsourcing…
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Americans generally enjoy what they do for a living, but they are concerned about diminishing job security. So finds a new report from the Pew…
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American jobs are not what they used to be. U.S. workers cannot rest on their laurels and expect to still be employed in the same…
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When the Labor Department announces the September job-creation numbers on Friday, presidential candidates will pounce, hoping to find data to support their talking points on…
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American workers believe the forces of globalization are the biggest threat to their paychecks, but they’re much less worried about the impact of immigration on…
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In this interview with Knowledge@Wharton, Markle CEO and President Zoë Baird and Pew Director of Social Trends Research Kim Parker discuss the findings of the…
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The workplace of the future may belong to women. The shifting dynamics of the labor market are increasingly rewarding jobs that require social and analytical…
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The truth about jobs — a hot-button issue on the campaign trail — seems to be open to interpretation. Donald Trump says foreign labor is…
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The nature of work has changed radically in recent decades, and women have benefitted a Pew study says
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Americans are more likely to believe that immigration hurts U.S. workers instead of helping them, and their views are hardening along party lines, new research…
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The attitude of voters about immigration and jobs is a lot more nuanced than the current election campaign might have you believe. Just ten years…
