Back to school! Perkins V is a new challenge for CTE, but Chmura and JobsEQ have all the tools and support staff to help schools handle federal reporting and align their programs with the job demands of tomorrow.
While the official unemployment rate does help in assessing the status of the labor market, it can be misleading or only show a portion of the big picture. In this blog, we walk you through three more measures of unemployment, which take into account discouraged workers, marginally attached workers, and underemployed workers.
Differences between proposed and actual budgets have varied by president—especially during the last drawdown in defense spending in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s. In fiscal year 2020, President Trump is projected to get less than what he asked for.
The current U.S. unemployment rate has been decreasing for over the last nine years. This has some asking, “How low can the unemployment rate go?” The best insight into this question may come from considering economic theory, analyzing historical trends, and tracking Federal Reserve policy.
The U.S. economy has entered its longest expansionary period in history. Theoretically, inflation should be rising, but it’s not.