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Maryland’s Sluggish Payroll Employment Growth

Explore how payroll employment growth in Maryland has differed from the nation since the Great Recession in this Regional Matters article.
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Observing Recent Trends in Hours Worked by Hourly Employees

The number of hours worked by hourly employees dropped considerably in the United States and the Fifth District in March but showed signs of recovery in May and June. A look at high frequency data shows how hours worked by hourly employees in the food and drink, leisure and entertainment, and retail industries have been impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Assessing the Outlook for Employment across Industries

Job gains exceeded output growth in 2022, bringing GDP per worker back down to its trend level after being well above for an extended period. Employment is consequently set to grow slower than output going forward, as it typically does. Breaking down the GDP per worker by industry, though, shows a significant divergence between the services and goods-producing sectors. Productivity in the services sector was modestly above its pre-pandemic path at the end of last year, suggesting room for relatively strong employment growth, with the gap particularly large in the health care, professional and ...
Liberty Street Economics , Paper 20230510

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