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A consistent and generally fast work pace is required for 38.9% of workers in 2023

A consistent and generally fast work pace was required for 38.9 percent of workers in 2023. Machinery, equipment, or software controlled the workload for 2.2 percent of workers, work was reviewed by a supervisor more than once per day for 33.3 percent, and 62.4 percent had a supervisor present.

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02/06/2024 December jobless rates up over the year in 230 of 389 metro areas; payroll jobs up in 61

02/02/2024 Payroll employment rises by 353,000 in January; unemployment rate remains at 3.7%

02/01/2024 Productivity increases 3.2% in Q4 2023; unit labor costs increase 0.5% (annual rates)

01/31/2024 Compensation costs up 0.9% Sep 2023 to Dec 2023 and up 4.2% over the year ending Dec 2023

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