LOWELL, Mass., & WESTON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--UKG:
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Although October couldn’t conjure much momentum, the month brought little to fear about the overall labor market, according to the October 2023 Workforce Activity Report published by UKG. Shift work decreased slightly (-0.2%) — but it’s no ghost town, as workforce activity remains relatively consistent compared with recent months and even past Octobers.
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Noah Yosif, lead labor economist, UKG |
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“October saw a continued lull in labor market activity. While a surprisingly strong September jobs report raised spirits last month, it’s more ‘trick’ than ‘treat,’ with a likely downward revision coming in October’s print. The consistent stability of labor market activity in October, which mirrors previous years, suggests there won’t be any Friday scares.” |
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The UKG Workforce Activity Report is a high-frequency index analyzing shift work trends from 4.3 million people across more than 35,000 U.S. businesses to understand the economy. Reports are published and briefings are held each Tuesday prior to the publication of the BLS Employment Situation Report. Upcoming publication schedule: |
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