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NHQI April 2023

Upjohn Institute New Hires Quality Index edges up 0.1 percent in April 2023, but hiring volume drops 1.0 percent as labor market for foreign-born workers slows

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NHQI October 2022

Upjohn Institute New Hires Quality Index reaches sixth consecutive record high in October 2022, powered by continued strength of full-time hires

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St. Joseph County April 2022

Kalamazoo County April 2022

Calhoun County April 2022

Branch County April 2022

NQHI March 2022

Upjohn Institute New Hires Quality Index for March 2022 edges up a hair, and hiring volume for high school graduates remains high

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NHQI August 2019

Upjohn Institute New Hires Quality Index for August 2019 up 1.2 percent from last year, changing mix of prime-age workers leads the way

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NHQI September 2019

Upjohn Institute New Hires Quality Index for September up 1.6 percent from last year, but Black workers are not fully sharing this gain

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NHQI March 2024

Upjohn Institute New Hires Quality Index rises 0.1 percent in March 2024, but volume falls sharply as fewer workers change employers

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St. Joseph County May 2022

Kalamazoo County May 2022

Calhoun County May 2022

Branch County May 2022

Branch County November 2021

Emilie Jackson

Emilie Jackson

Emilie Jackson is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Michigan State University. Her research is in the fields of public and labor economics and her recent work uses U.S. tax data to explore the implications of the recent growth in gig employment opportunities (e.g. Uber, Lyft, TaskRabbit, etc.) for individuals facing unemployment shocks. She quantifies the take-up of gig work during unemployment and evaluates the ability to smooth income in the short run. Furthermore, she evaluates the long-run implications for workers’ labor supply, skill acquisition, and earnings trajectories.

Michigan State University
Emilie
Jackson
Assistant Professor of Economics

Max Risch

Max Risch

Max Risch is an Assistant Professor at Carnegie Mellon University, Tepper School of Business. His research addresses topics in public finance and labor economics. He uses novel administrative datasets to analyze the relationship between public policies and the distribution of income. One strand of his research investigates how firm-worker relationships mediate responses to tax policy and how public policies in turn influence the form of firm-worker relationships. See his 2019 paper Independent Contractors in the U.S.: New Trends from 15 years of Administrative Tax Data, co-authored with Katherine Lim, Alicia Miller, and  Eleanor Wilking. Another strand of his research analyzes the role of tax evasion and tax enforcement for real and measured income inequality.  He received his Ph.D. in Economics at the University of Michigan.

Carnegie Mellon University, Tepper School of Business
Max
Risch
Assistant Professor

NHQI October 2021

Upjohn Institute New Hires Quality Index for October 2021 continues to hold steady for wages but volume dips; Blacks continue to close gap with Whites

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NHQI July 2020

Upjohn Institute New Hires Quality Index for July 2020 nearly unchanged over year and month, plus special Labor Day look at actual real wage growth

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