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See the most in-demand jobs of 2025, in LinkedIn's data-backed ranking of the 25 top growing roles in the U.S.

When Compliance Goes Wrong

Data analysis about how often people change jobs and careers, how long people stay at any given job, and other career change statistics.

Unemployment rates and earnings by educational attainment

When it comes to income, there is no magic number.

Question of the Day for your personal finance classroom: What is the average amount of time between a job interview and receiving an offer?

Most U.S. workers are in occupations that have only emerged widely since 1940, according to a large-scale study of 80 years of U.S. census data, led by MIT economist David Autor.

More young people are opting out of traditional college and opting into vocational programs.

Question of the Day for teachers and students (Updated): What 3 jobs are projected to be the fastest growing over the next decade?

Question of the Day for teachers and students: What percent of high school students are interested in pursuing a career in a trade?

Almost 96% of all dental hygienists are women. Six out of seven lawyers are white. New government data shows who fills occupations according to gender and race.

Post-Secondary Employment Outcomes (PSEO) Explorer: Earnings and employment outcomes for college and university graduates

Daniel Shapero, LinkedIn’s chief operating officer, offers his advice for Gen Z workers entering a labor market undergoing radical change.

Question of the Day for teachers and students: What percent of U.S. workers participate in the gig economy?

Get the information you need to make informed choices about your college journey and student debt.

US Census Bureau, Center for Economic Studies, Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics, Local Employment Dynamics, Research Data Centers, Publications and Reports

People with a bachelor's in electrical engineering earned $106,600 a year, according to Census Bureau data.

The need for these occupations is expected to grow. How much does this outlook influence your students' career choices? Answer: Questions: What are some factors that might contribute to the growth of these particular fields? How does "median pay" differ from average pay?

The pool of U.S. students who completed accounting degrees dropped sharply in the latest available academic year as more workers in the profession retire without an adequate pipeline of entrants to fill the gap.

Half of the top 10 majors with graduates making the most money are subsets of engineering, according to new research.

To say there's a gap between expectation and reality might be a bit of an understatement. Answer: Around $50,000 Expectation: $103,880 Actual Average: $55,260 Questions: Did you have an estimate of how much you thought you’d make before you read these answers? If so, how did it compare to college students’ expectations and the actual average? When it comes to starting salaries, why do you think the expectations of college students and the actual average are so far apart?

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Upwork (Nasdaq: UPWK), the world’s work marketplace that connects businesses with independent talent, today released the results of “Freelance Forward

Demand for talent is driving college graduate starting salaries higher but they may fall far short of expectations.

Five pieces of career advice, shaped by economics, psychology, and a little bit of existential math

Preliminary data show hybrid schedules and flexibility to work entirely from home are impacting demographics and economics more substantially than many realize.