About 13M U.S. Workers Have More Than One Job

More than 8% of workers have multiple jobs and the majority of them hold two jobs for the entire year. Women are more likely than men to have multiple jobs.

America Keeps on Truckin’

More than 3.5 million people are truck drivers, an all-time high. Driving trucks is one of the largest occupations in the nation.

Do People With Disabilities Earn Equal Pay?

Sometimes the big picture can mask key details. Overall, people with a disability earn less, but in most occupations they earn about as much as workers without.

Three-fourths of the Nation’s Businesses Don’t Have Paid Employees

In 2016, only 23.8 percent of the 32.6 million U.S. establishments had employees on their payroll.

Hiring for 2020 Census Tough When Unemployment is Low

Hiring hundreds of thousands of temporary workers for the 2020 Census could be challenging. Unemployment is about 6 points lower than before the 2010 Census.

Jobs With the Largest Gender Pay Gaps in Finance, Sales

The gender pay gap persists in almost all occupations but is much greater in some jobs.

What Is Ahead for the Nation’s Aging Workforce?

The percentage of employed older people increased during the past two decades and these workers are earning more on average than older workers in the past.

Median Earnings for All Female Workers Highest in 40 Years

The employment landscape changes when all workers -- not just full time, year-round workers -- are included in the research.