Tag Archives: Unemployment
Data Point #11: Talent optimism vs. realism
We’re surrounded by all kinds of data points about the talent/skill shortage. I wrote about it here and here. Today we have two data points: one comes from SHRM’s Q2 2012 Jobs Outlook Survey Report and the second comes from … Continue reading
Data Point # 10: The Unemployment Rate Went Down? Really?
There is no irony in data. Except if you put two graphs side by side that tell the same but different story. The April employment data was released on Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which is part of … Continue reading
Data Point #4: Cyclical vs. Structural Unemployment
The U.S. Department of Labor/Bureau of Labor Statistics is a gold mine of information. It crunches massive amounts of data having to do with labor and the economy, and is prolific in providing projections for the future. (See previous posts … Continue reading
Unemployed…and grateful
Trish McFarlane wrote a post over at HRRingleader a couple of weeks ago about gratitude. I loved that post. Not because she mentioned me, but because I know what a powerful force for good gratitude is. And she got me … Continue reading
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