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State of the Labor Market
June 2026 JOLTS Report: The Labor Market is a Duck on a Pond
Line chart titled “Job openings and postings track each other” shows the indexed level of Indeed Job Postings and JOLTS job openings from January 2020 to June 2026, where 100 = the level as of January 31, 2020. Both series peaked in mid-2022 before declining to hover around 100 in recent months.
By Sneha Puri - August 4, 2026
Line chart titled “Job openings and postings track each other” shows the indexed level of Indeed Job Postings and JOLTS job openings from January 2020 to June 2026, where 100 = the level as of January 31, 2020. Both series peaked in mid-2022 before declining to hover around 100 in recent months.
State of the Labor Market
Q2 2026 Employment Cost Index: Losing Ground
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By Cory Stahle - July 31, 2026
A retail worker in a gray utility vest over a blue denim shirt stands at a hardware store counter, holding a phone to their ear with one hand while writing on a clipboard with the other. Aisles of power tools and store displays are visible in the soft-focus background.
Occupation Spotlight
Stethoscopes Without Borders: The Global Race for Healthcare Talent
Three healthcare workers stand talking in a bright hospital hallway — one in a white lab coat with arms crossed and two others in blue scrubs with ID badges. Exit signs, exposed brick, and a corridor lined with doors are visible in the background.
By Callam Pickering & Sneha Puri - July 30, 2026
Three healthcare workers stand talking in a bright hospital hallway — one in a white lab coat with arms crossed and two others in blue scrubs with ID badges. Exit signs, exposed brick, and a corridor lined with doors are visible in the background.
July 2026 FOMC Reaction: The Labor Market Plays Second Fiddle
Line chart titled “Labor market is not currently a source of inflationary pressure” shows year-over-year growth in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) versus the Indeed Wage Tracker from January 2019 to June 2026. While wage growth heated up before inflation in the post-pandemic inflation surge period, wage growth remains contained at present, around 2.4%, while headline inflation has risen to 3.5%.
By Aubrey Woessner & Felix Aidala - July 29, 2026
Line chart titled “Labor market is not currently a source of inflationary pressure” shows year-over-year growth in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) versus the Indeed Wage Tracker from January 2019 to June 2026. While wage growth heated up before inflation in the post-pandemic inflation surge period, wage growth remains contained at present, around 2.4%, while headline inflation has risen to 3.5%.
State of the Labor Market
The Labor Market Is Tilting Toward Seniority
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By Felix Aidala & Sneha Puri - July 23, 2026
An older person in a blue button-down shirt and tie, wearing glasses, leans in and points to a laptop screen while two younger colleagues look on. The scene takes place in a warmly lit interior with soft bokeh lights in the background.
State of the Labor Market
Entry-Level Jobs Aren’t Just for Inexperienced Workers
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By Felix Aidala - July 23, 2026
An older person with short white hair, wearing a black blazer over a polka-dot blouse, smiles while shaking hands with someone in a dark suit jacket. They stand in a bright modern building lobby with tall glass windows in the background.
State of the Labor Market
US Labor Market Snapshot — June 2026
By Indeed Hiring Lab - July 23, 2026
Pay and Benefits
The Retirement Divide: Examining Who Gets Access to Employer-Sponsored Retirement Benefits, and Who Does Not
An older person with a white beard, wearing a flat cap, glasses, a denim shirt with a paisley neckerchief, and an orange vest, sits at an outdoor café table talking on a mobile phone. A laptop, coffee cup, and glass of water are on the wooden table, with a blurred urban streetscape in the background.
By An Nguyen - July 15, 2026
An older person with a white beard, wearing a flat cap, glasses, a denim shirt with a paisley neckerchief, and an orange vest, sits at an outdoor café table talking on a mobile phone. A laptop, coffee cup, and glass of water are on the wooden table, with a blurred urban streetscape in the background.
AI at Work
Hiring for the Data Center Build-Out
A person in an orange hard hat and plaid shirt with work overalls stands beside an open industrial electrical panel, using a handheld multimeter to test connections while holding a bundle of thick black power cables. Wires, circuit breakers, and cable trays fill the surrounding space.
By Aubrey Woessner & Laura Ullrich - July 14, 2026
A person in an orange hard hat and plaid shirt with work overalls stands beside an open industrial electrical panel, using a handheld multimeter to test connections while holding a bundle of thick black power cables. Wires, circuit breakers, and cable trays fill the surrounding space.
AI at Work
AI and Job Postings: From Destruction to Creation?
Software development job postings are rebounding after years of decline — with senior, AI-fluent roles driving nearly all of the recent gains.
By Guillermo Gallacher - July 8, 2026
Software development job postings are rebounding after years of decline — with senior, AI-fluent roles driving nearly all of the recent gains.
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