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Recruiting firm led by Boston Fed advisory council member aims to connect talent to opportunity
By Allison Ross

Millions Ready to Work But Face Barriers, New and Old
By Cleveland Fed Staff

Looking for Workers to Fill In-Demand Jobs? The OME’s Got You Covered
By Kyle Fee

Renewable energy jobs surge, though data differ on where and by how much
By Garrett Golding, Claire Jeffress and Xiaohan Zhang

Investing in America’s Workforce: Improving outcomes for workers and employers
By Steven Shepelwich

How litigation shapes non-compete contracts’ effects on workers
By Tyler Boesch, Ayushi Narayan, and Ryan Nunn

How women’s labor has shaped the U.S. economy
By Lisa Camner McKay

What happened to the college wage premium?
By Lisa Camner McKay

Opportunity in Infrastructure: An Examination of Infrastructure Occupations Across Third District States
By Theresa Dunne

Occupational Mobility Explorer – Workforce Development Practitioner’s Toolkit
By Philadelphia Fed Staff

The Foreign-Born Workforce in the Fifth District
By Bethany Greene and Anthony Tringali

Recent Employment Changes in the Washington, D.C., Area
By Taylor Pessin

What’s Keeping Workers on the Sidelines?
With Andy Bauer and John Bailey Jones

The Disconnected Youth Problem
With Claudia Macaluso

Understanding the Employment Patterns of Workers in Low- and Moderate-Income Households
By Elizabeth Kneebone and Natalie Holmes

The Jobs and Degrees Underemployed College Graduates Have
By Heather Hennerich

The Use of AI in the Health Care Workplace: The U.S. Experience
By Nicole Summers-Gabr

Do Workforce Barriers Differ among Eighth District States?
By Ana Hernández Kent

Family Care, Health Issues Remain Top Workforce Barriers
By Ana Hernández Kent