Labor Turnover

Labor turnover refers to various types of job status changes across the labor market. Notable categories include hires, quits, layoffs and discharges, other separations, and job openings.

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Regional Conversations: Bay Area Housing Supply & Affordability

Series: Working Papers

Worker and Firm Search in the Labor Market: Evidence from Classified Advertisements

Huixin Bi, Nicolas Petrosky-Nadeau, Nora Traum, Greg Woodward

News: Research Spotlight

Why Labor Force Participation Rates for Prime-Age Men Have Been Declining for Generations: Read Our Working Paper

Series: Working Papers

Pulled Out or Pushed Out? Declining Male Labor Force Participation

Leila Bengali, Mary C. Daly, Evgeniya Duzhak, Cindy Zhao

Series: Working Papers

Why Firms Lay Off Workers Instead of Cutting Wages: Evidence from Linked Survey-Administrative Data

Morten Bennedsen, Antoine Bertheau, Marianna Kudlyak, Birthe Larsen

Insights: SF Fed Blog

Economic Letter Video: How Much Has the Cooling Economy Reduced Inflation?

Regis Barnichon, Adam Shapiro

Series: Economic Letter

Productivity During and Since the Pandemic

John Fernald, Huiyu Li, Brigid Meisenbacher, Aren S. Yalcin

Series: Economic Letter

How Much Has the Cooling Economy Reduced Inflation?

Regis Barnichon, Adam Shapiro

Series: Working Papers

Consumer and Firm Perceptions of the Aggregate Labor Market Conditions

Marianna Kudlyak, Brandon Miskanic

Series: Working Papers

Phillips Meets Beveridge

Regis Barnichon, Adam Shapiro