Low Fire, Low Hire

U.S. employers announced fewer layoffs in April than a year ago. They also announced far fewer hires. The second number matters more.

The Quiet Constraint

Why the most important person on your team isn't on your succession plan.

Job-Changer Pay Premium Hit a 6-Year Low

The gap between switcher and stayer pay shrank to 1.9 percentage points at the start of the year — the smallest since 2020. But new-hire pay just thawed for the first time in 18 months.

The Skip-Level Blind Spot

The information your managers filter out before it ever reaches you.

Labor's Share of Output Hit a Record-Low 54.1%

Labor's share of nonfarm output fell to a record-low 54.1% as AI-driven productivity gains flowed to capital. What it signals for hiring, retention, and comp budgets.