Glassdoor Economic Research

Glassdoor Economic Research provides the latest insights and research on today’s labor market. Our economists and data scientists unearth important trends in hiring, pay and the broader economy all based on Glassdoor’s unique data on jobs, salaries, benefits, company reviews and more.

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Glassdoor Economic Research

Featured Research

Glassdoor’s 2024 Workplace Trends

From Taboo to Team Talks: Political Conversations in a Changing Workplace

Introducing the Glassdoor Employee Confidence Index

What Makes or Breaks Employee Satisfaction Remains Intact

Latest Research

April Jobs Report: Reduce Heat to a Simmer

Glassdoor Employee Confidence Index: Green Shoots of a Rebound

Conversation Starter: The Challenges of Remote Internships

Conversation Starter: Taking Care of Animal Caretakers

Latest Data Sets

Introducing the Glassdoor Employee Confidence Index

The Link Between Glassdoor Reviews and Customer Satisfaction

Glassdoor Research Data Partnerships

Employee Retention and Estimated Recruiting Cost Savings Calculator

Research In The News

Workers are sour on the job market — but it may not be warranted

Big tech is sliding down Glassdoor’s ranking of top employers

Apple Returns to List of Top US Employers as Other Tech Firms Lose Appeal

2024 will be Gen Z’s year to change work as we know it

Latest Videos & Presentations

CNBC, Why Getting A Job Feels Impossible Right Now

CBS, Why January’s U.S. jobs report is a big surprise

Yahoo, 2024 labor market: Worker sentiment seems to sour on layoffs

CBS, Jobs report shows solid labor market: “Steady path toward soft landing”