America Employed

• Despite Labeling Two Weeks’ Notice a Courtesy, Majority Agree Companies Will Not Rehire Former Employees Without One

  OKLAHOMA CITY - 05/11/2022

  The majority of U.S. adults (87%) say employees are familiar with the concept of providing a two weeks' notice to employers upon leaving. However, despite stating this advance notice is merely a courtesy (61%) as opposed to a requirement (39%), 53% believe companies would never rehire someone without it.

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• College and Career Tech Grads In Demand for Open Jobs

  OKLAHOMA CITY - 04/27/2022

  With 86% of U.S. companies looking to hire employees in key departments this year, more than half (52%) say they intend to hire recent college graduates.

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• 44% of Businesses Looking for Interns in 2022, and 94% of Those Likely to Extend Employment Offers Upon Completion

  OKLAHOMA CITY - 04/13/2022

  Facing a critical lack of skilled workers, some U.S. hiring decision-makers are looking to create their own trained workforce as more than 2 in 5 companies (44%) say they plan to offer internships in 2022 with 94% likely to hire interns as part- or full-time employees afterward.

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• Nearly Half of Companies Have Recently Hired Out of Desperation

  OKLAHOMA CITY - 03/23/2022

  Struggling with a depleted applicant pool, nearly 2 in 5 businesses (39%) report hiring someone they otherwise would not have in order to fill an open position, according to a new survey from The Harris Poll commissioned by Express Employment Professionals.

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