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After the COVID-19 pandemic triggered an exodus of women from the workforce, largely due to inaccessible child care and a heteronormative culture where women remain the default caretakers, a record number are now participating in the U.S. economy again. Their increased representation compared to before the pandemic is a trend that's sustained even as the labor market cooled off in recent months.

JobTest.org analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics data compiled by the Chamber of Commerce to illustrate the current state of America's ongoing labor shortage. The analysis uses the most recent data available at the national and state levels, from July and June 2024 respectively.

The graduating class of 2024 may have the most trouble finding a job postgraduation compared to the last five years of graduating classes before them. JobTest.org analyzed survey data from the National Association of Colleges and Employers to show how hiring projections for recent college graduates this year compare to previous years. NACE conducts a survey on hiring intentions for full-time and internship positions annually.

Tens of thousands of job openings occur annually in construction trades like roofing, plumbing, and painting. With minimal entry requirements, paid apprenticeship programs, strong union representation, and opportunities for advancement and entrepreneurship, these occupations have much to offer.

This article will cover the latest trend on the remote work and how to navigate the remote job market.

This article discusses how the US minimum wage compares to other countries and whether it is a livable wage.

This article will cover six simple and essential tips to help you plan your career journey and explain why taking a career test is the best place to start.

Learn how to bounce back from career setbacks with expert tips. Discover strategies for resilience and growth to help you move forward in your professional journey.