Tag #Labor Market Trends

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German Homeoffice Use Remains Steady Post-Pandemic

In 2024, 24 percent of German employees used home offices, similar to previous years but down from pandemic highs, with fewer working exclusively from home, while more often work in the office compared to previous years.

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U.S. Companies Increase Office Attendance, Driving Demand Despite High Vacancy Rates

A new CBRE report reveals that nearly three-quarters of 184 surveyed U.S. companies met their office attendance goals in the past year, a substantial increase from 61% the previous year, signaling a shift in post-pandemic work strategies and increased demand for high-quality office space despite hig...

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Rise of Polyworking in Russia: Benefits, Concerns, and Financial Implications

The rise of polyworking in Russia, where professionals hold multiple jobs for higher income and skill development, is fueled by remote work and the gig economy, despite initial employer concerns about commitment and potential risks.

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Hybrid Work Remains Popular in Europe Despite Return-to-Office Push

A Eurofound survey reveals that despite a decrease in fully remote work from 24% in 2022 to 14% in 2024, hybrid work remains common in Europe, with countries like Netherlands and Ireland showing high flexibility while others, such as Cyprus and Greece, show lower adoption. 74% of EU workers prefer r...

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U.S. Economic Resilience and 2025 Job Market Outlook

The U.S. economy exhibited resilience in 2024, with real GDP growth at approximately 3% in the last two quarters, wage growth outpacing inflation, and low unemployment; however, uncertainty remains regarding 2025 hiring demand.

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2025: The Year of "Revenge Quitting" in the Workplace

The year 2025 is expected to see a surge in "Revenge Quitting," where employees leave their jobs to make a statement against their employers, fueled by burnout, poor communication, and dissatisfaction with work conditions. This follows "Quiet Quitting" and is driven by increased workloads, communica...

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Job Hugging: A Double-Edged Sword for Employers

Amid economic uncertainty, the trend of employees staying in their current jobs, known as "job hugging," presents both benefits and risks for employers, impacting recruitment, innovation, and skill development.

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UK Job Market Uncertainty in 2025: Slowing Growth and Hiring Freezes

Slowing wage growth, increased employment taxes, and hiring freezes are creating uncertainty in the UK job market in 2025, impacting various sectors and prompting professionals to reassess their career paths.

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Greece Sees Sharp Rise in Full-Time Employment in 2024

During 2024, Greece experienced a 77,800 increase in full-time employment, reducing self-employment without staff to 19.8% and part-time employment to 6.3%, driven by factors including tax changes, financing difficulties, and increased full-time job availability.

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LinkedIn's Top 10 Fastest-Growing US Jobs in 2025

LinkedIn's 2025 Jobs on the Rise report identifies Artificial Intelligence Engineer and Consultant as the top two fastest-growing occupations in the U.S. between January 2022 and July 2024, driven by increased AI adoption and the post-pandemic rebound in travel and live events.

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Unexpected Surge in Year-End Hirings in 2024

Despite slightly lower national open job and hiring rates, year-end hirings in 2024 unexpectedly doubled predictions in some regions, likely due to companies using remaining budget funds before fiscal year's end, resulting in a late-year hiring rush.

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U.S. Job Market Stagnant: Low Hiring, Low Layoffs Create Challenges for Job Seekers

The U.S. job market is currently stagnant, with low hiring and low layoffs despite near-record-low unemployment (4.2% in November). This follows a period of high employee turnover, and job seekers now face increased competition.

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