Remote work, not AI, is driving higher unemployment for recent college graduates, New York Fed study finds

U.S. college graduates now face higher unemployment than average workers for first time on record

A recent U.S. college degree long meant lower unemployment than the average worker. That edge flipped in 2019, and the gap is now the widest

U.S. college graduates now face higher unemployment than average workers for first time on record

A recent U.S. college degree long meant lower unemployment than the average worker. That edge flipped in 2019, and the gap is now the widest

Rising Unemployment in Remote-Friendly Jobs Shifts Power to Employers

The recent rise in unemployment is steeper in occupations where remote work is more widespread. A continued rise could shift bargaining powe

What if remote working, not AI, is to blame for weak junior hiring?

New evidence suggests the rise of working from home has made entry-level hires a less attractive proposition

Recent Graduates Face Tough Job Market Amid Tariffs and AI Disruption

Across the economy, hiring in recent months has ground to its slowest pace since the start of the pandemic, with employers adding just 73,00

The Rise of Remote Work: Effects on California's Labor Market

The pandemic accelerated widespread adoption of remote work, which has transformed California's labor market. In this report, we look at fou

Why Entry-Level Remote Jobs Are Becoming Harder to Get