Hiring across the U.S. was 19.8% higher this September versus September 2016. The crunch for construction workers intensifies in the Southeast. Growth in Nashville’s tech sector outpaces supply of skilled workers.
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In this month's LinkedIn Workforce Report, we take a look at hiring, skills gaps, and migration trends across the United States, as well as localized employment trends in 20 U.S. cities. Hiring is up 7.2% from last August. Detroit has rebounded from its unemployment crisis and has a burgeoning tech sector. And fast-growing city economies are creating new travel...
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Recruiting Trends Show Continued Hiring Streak Through Summer: LinkedIn Workforce Report August 2017
This summer’s hiring streak continues into the month of July with hiring across the U.S. up 17.3% this July compared to July 2016. The industries that experienced the biggest year-over-year increase in hiring in July are oil and energy which saw a 27.8% increase, manufacturing and industrial with a 16.8% increase, and architecture and engineering which grew...
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It’s difficult to navigate your career if you aren’t aware of the opportunities and obstacles that lay ahead of you. That’s why we...
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LinkedIn's vision is to create economic opportunity for every member of the global workforce. While LinkedIn’s products and services...
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Every day, LinkedIn’s more than 450 million members add new connections, update their profiles, and share their professional insights....
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