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Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey
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- Arthak Adhikari and Tamara Mickle "What is the unemployed people per job openings ratio? A 21-year case study into unemployment trends"
- Rick Penn and Eric Nezamis "Job openings and quits reach record highs in 2021, layoffs and discharges fall to record lows"
- Jonathan Krause "JOLTS 2021 Benchmark Article"
- Skyla Skopovi, Paul Calhoun, and Larry Akinyooye "Job openings and labor turnover trends for States in 2020"
- Larry Akinyooye and Eric Nezamis "As the COVID-19 pandemic affects the nation, hires and turnover reach record highs in 2020"
- Katherine Bauer "JOLTS 2020 Benchmark Article"
- Kim Riley, Eric Nezamis, and Montgomery McCarthy "Job openings and labor turnover trends for Midwestern states in 2018"
- Lawrence Essien, Jean Ibrahim, and Katherine Bauer "Job openings and labor turnover trends for Southern states in 2018"
- Hope Allen and Skyla Skopovi "Job openings and labor turnover trends for Metropolitan Statistical Areas in 2019"
- Skyla Skopovi and Jonathan Krause "Job openings and labor turnover trends for Western States in 2018"
- Montgomery McCarthy and Larry Akinyooye "Job openings, hires, and quits set record highs in 2019"
- Hope Allen and Larry Akinyooye "Job openings and labor turnover trends for Northeastern states in 2018"
- Lawrence S. Essien and Montgomery McCarthy "Job openings, hires, and quits reach historic highs in 2018"
- Charlotte Oslund "An analysis of the new job openings and labor turnover data by size of firm"
- Charlotte Oslund "Which industries are filling job openings and which industries are not? Exploring the JOLTS hires-per-job-opening ratio"
- Katherine Bauer and Paul R. Calhoun Jr. "Job openings reach a new high in 2017, hires and quits also increase"
- Charlotte Oslund "Exploring labor market trends through JOLTS firm-size data"
- Kimberly Riley "Measuring employer and employee confidence in the economy: the quits-to-layoffs-and-discharges ratio"
- Blanka Thibaud "Job openings, hires, and separations rise, but at a slower pace, in 2016"
- Ainslie MacLeod "Job openings, hires, and separations return to prerecession levels in 2015"
- Charlotte Oslund "Which industries need workers? Exploring differences in labor market activity"
- Katherine Bauer "Comparison of U.S. and international labor turnover statistics"
- Kevin S. Dubina "Job openings reach a new high, hires and quits also increase"
- Megan Sweitzer "Job openings continue to rise in 2013"
- Katherine Bauer "Examination of state-level labor turnover survey data"
- Kendra C. Hathaway "Job openings continue to grow in 2012, hires and separations less so"
- Katherine Bauer "Analysis of JOLTS Research Estimates by Size of Firm"
- Guy L. Podgornik "Job openings and hires continue to show modest changes in 2011"
- Katherine Bauer Klemmer and Robert Lazaneo "Job openings and hires show little postrecession improvement"
- Caryn N. Bruyere, Guy L. Podgornik, and James R. Spletzer "Employment dynamics over the last decade"
- Edmond Cheng, Nicole Hudson, Jurgen Kropf, and Jeannine Mercurio "The CES/JOLTS Divergence: How to Apply the Monthly Alignment Method to Help Close the Gap"
- Mark deWolf and Katherine Klemmer "Job openings, hires, and separations fall during the recession"
- Katherine Klemmer “Job availability during a recession: an examination of the number of unemployed persons per job opening”
- John Wohlford "Methodological Changes in the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey"
- Katherine Klemmer “Job openings and hires decline in 2008”
- Zhi Boon “Job openings, hires, and turnover decrease in 2007”
- Zhi Boon, Charles M. Carson, R. Jason Faberman, and Randy E. Ilg, “Studying the labor market using BLS labor dynamics data”
- Brady Stephens and Kim Riley, “Developing Annual Estimates of Hires and Separations”
- Kelly A. Clark, “The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey: what initial data show”
- John Wohlford, Mary Anne Phillips, Richard Clayton, and George Werking, “Reconciling Labor Turnover and Employment Statistics”
- Kelly A. Clark and Mary Anne Phillips, “A Comparison of Job Openings Surveys: Concepts and Survey Design”
- Kelly A. Clark, “What an Indicator of Labor Demand Means for U.S. Labor Market Analysis: Initial Results from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey”
- Kelly A. Clark, Mary Anne Phillips, and Brady Stephens, “The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey: Preparing to Publish Data for a New Survey”
- Kelly A. Clark and Rosemary Hyson, “New tools for labor market analysis: JOLTS” (PDF 41K)
- Mark Crankshaw and George Stamas, “Sample Design in the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey”
- Charlotte Mueller and John Wohlford, “Developing a New Business Survey: Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey at the Bureau of Labor Statistics”
- Mary Anne Phillips and Charlotte Mueller, “The Genesis of an Establishment Survey: Research and Development for the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey at the BLS”