Wages are on the rise with major employers announcing higher starting wages, but for some Americans, that's not enough to join the workforce or work more hours.
Terri Greeno, an Express Employment Professionals franchise owner in Crystal Lake, Illinois, sees a "war for talent" in the job market, and says, "employees are holding all the cards."
Thanks to a tight labor market and low unemployment rate, employers in America are facing yet another challenge: an increasing number of applicants who are turning down job offers.
America's blue collar workers may be one of the most optimistic groups in the country today.
Express Employment Professionals explores the state of employment – and unemployment – in the United States today through a series of reports called America Employed. Each edition of America Employed focuses on a different aspect of who gets hired in America and why.
For over 25 years, the vision of Express Employment Professionals has been to help people find jobs and help businesses find the people and human resource services they need.
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Over the past few years, Express Employment Professionals has put over a million people to work. And we're on a mission to help a million more.
Express Employment Professionals understands the obstacles in finding a job and running a business...
For over 25 years, the vision of Express Employment Professionals has been to help people find jobs and help businesses...
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With the unemployment rate at 5.1% and second-quarter GDP growth at an annual rate of 3.9%, some economists can claim that the economy is chugging alone fine.
The man who matches companies with workers talks about the skills gap, the harm of Obamacare, and the incentive not to work. But he'll still find you a job.
Unexpectedly dismal job growth last month cast a shadow on the nation’s economy...
The sunny jobs reports don’t count people who have given up looking for work. No wonder the national mood is sour.