Frank Steemers
Senior Economist
The Conference Board
frank.steemers@conferenceboard.org
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Frank Steemers is a Senior Economist at The Conference Board and his expertise is primarily in the analysis of the labor market in the US and other mature economies. Based in New York, he conducts statistical and descriptive analyses and contributes to labor market whitepapers, blogs, webcasts, and media engagements. He is one of the lead researchers of The Conference Board's wage, population, and labor shortages models, and he has as well been involved in the forecast of US economic growth. Steemers contributed to several key projects, including the reports US Labor Shortages: Challenges and Solutions, Global Labor Market Outlook 2019, and Blue-Collar Workers Shortages: Navigating a Business Environment of Higher Labor Costs.
Steemers received dual MA and MSc degrees with distinction in International and Development Economics from the Universities of Groningen (The Netherlands) and Göttingen (Germany). In addition, Steemers holds a BSc in psychology from the University of Groningen.
Publications by Frank Steemers
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From Immediate Responses to Planning for the Reimagined Workplace
09 July, 2020 -
Most organizations have reduced workforce costs and many plan to take still more steps in the next 3 months (May through July 2020)
09 June, 2020 -
While three-quarters of respondents reported that less than 10% of employees worked primarily from home before COVID-19, this trend will likely reverse after COVID-19
09 June, 2020 -
Before returning to the workplace, most organizations are focusing on workforce health and office safety in their transition plans
04 June, 2020 -
The Impact of Demographic Trends on U.S. Consumer Spending
09 February, 2017 -
Interactive Labor Shortage Charts Dashboard
05 August, 2016
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International Labor Cost Projections
30 January, 2016
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The Conference Board Economics Watch® United States View
11 September, 2019 -
The Conference Board Economics Watch® United States View
14 August, 2019 -
The Conference Board Economics Watch® United States View
10 July, 2019
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US Labor Shortages: Challenges and Solutions
27 January, 2020 -
Quarterly Global Labor Market Outlook: More Tightening in the Second Half of 2019
12 August, 2019 -
Global Labor Market Outlook 2019: No End in Sight to Worker Shortages
13 March, 2019 -
Blue-Collar Worker Shortages: Navigating a Business Environment of Higher Labor Costs
13 December, 2018 -
Global Labor Market Outlook 2018: Finding Ways to Counteract Worker Shortages
22 March, 2018 -
The Impact of Demographic Trends on US Consumer Spending: Incorporating the Effect of Race/Ethnicity
19 January, 2018 -
Help Wanted: What Looming Labor Shortages Mean for Your Business
15 April, 2016
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Salary Increase Budgets for 2021: Results of the 2020 Follow-up Survey
30 March, 2021 -
Adapting to the Reimagined Workplace: Human Capital Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic
30 October, 2020 -
Global Labor Market Outlook 2018: Finding Ways to Counteract Worker Shortages (Executive Summary)
28 March, 2018 -
The Impact of Demographic Trends on US Consumer Spending: Methodological Notes
09 February, 2017
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COVID-19's Biggest Legacy: Remote Work and Its Implications for the Postpandemic Labor Market in the US
04 March, 2021 -
Salary Increase Budgets for 2021: A Wage Crunch Is Coming—but It's Delayed
03 November, 2020 -
From Immediate Responses to Planning for the Reimagined Workplace: Human Capital Responses to COVID-19
28 May, 2020 -
US Salary Increase Budgets for 2020
13 November, 2019