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As new COVID-19 cases continue rising, a survey of US employees finds that only 28 percent expect returning to the workplace by the end of 2020. |
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Online Labor Demand Rises in August The Conference Board®-Burning Glass® Help Wanted OnLine™ (HWOL) Index rose in August and now stands at 105.1 (July 2018=100), up from 103.4 in July. The Index rose 10.3 percent from June to July and is up 0.8 percent from a year ago. |
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Survey: 35 Percent of US Companies Do Not Know When They’ll Reopen Workplace Many businesses hoped to reopen their workplaces after Labor Day, but a new survey of managers and executives suggests a long, uncertain road ahead. 35 percent say the timing of when their companies will reopen the workplace is unknown. |
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Survey: 77% of HR Leaders Expect More Teleworking, Even One Year After COVID-19 As millions of Americans continue working from home, new survey results suggest why some of them should get comfortable. 77% of surveyed HR leaders expect the shift toward more teleworking to continue, even one year after COVID-19 substantially subsides. |
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The Conference Board Issues Statement in Response to US Unrest The Conference Board Response to Civil Unrest |
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100+ Corporations & Partner Organizations Support COVID-19 Action Agenda Diversity Champions Collaborate to Address Social & Economic Impacts on Vulnerable Communities |
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The Conference Board Employment Trends Index™ (ETI) Plummeted in March COVID-19 outbreak causes historic decline in the index |
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Online Labor Demand Remains Flat in February Despite slight downward trend over the past year, HWOL Index remains at high level |
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The Conference Board Employment Trends Index™ (ETI) Declined in February Strong Labor Market Ahead of COVID-19 Faces Downside Risks Over the Next Few Months |
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Report: Record Blue-Collar Labor Shortages Will Continue Through 2030 Research reveals causes of labor shortages and how companies are filling job openings |