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May 28, 2025
“The Age of Work”, part two: The country’s youngest workforce
In the past two decades, the median age of workers in the United States has risen from 40.3 years to 42.4. It might not sound like a big change, but it’s having a big effect. This aging workforce is one reason the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that annual U.S. employment growth will slow to just 0.4 percent over the next decade, less than a third of the 1.3 percent annual growth recorded between 2013 and 2023.
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June 3, 2024
People at Work 2024: A Global Workforce View
Survey responses from nearly 35,000 workers in 18 countries give the ADP Research Institute a unique perspective on how change is affecting people in the workplace. This year, as new opportunities and challenges reshape the labor market, workers in some ways have remained constant in their priorities—they still put great value on remuneration and job security, for example. In other ways, however, they feel under threat from technology, stress, and shifting workplace norms.
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June 3, 2024
People at Work 2024: A Global Workforce View
Since 2021, the ADP Research Institute has surveyed workers around the world to learn about their on-the-job experiences. What began as an effort to understand what workers were thinking and feeling during the coronavirus pandemic has become an annual look at the world’s journey through monumental change: A deep economic downturn, soaring inflation and the ...
