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Excited to announce a new report today: Not Just Tech. https://www.upwork.com/mc/documents/Not_Just_Tech_Report_May_2021.pdf A quick thread: There is a lot of debate about which companies will stay remote & also which will

***New research alert*** Is remote work going to cause problems because everyone will be socializing less? My new report is all about this question. Here is the report, and a

I understand Republicans who are afraid of the rise of the far left. I absolutely am as well, I’ve written about it for years. But that’s a reason to vote

Jobs day tweet storm, here we go: The labor market recovery continues to slow, with payrolls growing a disappointing 661,000 in September. The pandemic is not over, and a slowdown

A quick update on Decades, for those interested in how one highly affected small business is doing in this mess. A short thread... Revenues have moved up a little, but

Okay here's my jobs day take: do not get stuck in the expectations game! My thread... Total job gains came in a little above expectations, so the expectations game says

Initial claims have been largely unchanged at around 800,000 for the past four weeks. This represents a steady stream of job loss, and remains a worrying sign: do not judge

I want to add a few more points here around this question: why the heck am I talking about this? There are two pieces of modern economic history that have

Quick tweetstorm on the economic case for Recovery Loans for the most affected small businesses. People really struggle to get why this can be more valuable than cash, so let's

A very broad big economic theory I loosely hold... for the past X decades, the global economy has had a speed limit set by inelastic energy supply. When things start

***New research alert*** it is no surprise that remote work has shot up during the pandemic. But will it lead to permanent changes in behavior? In my new paper out

Under the Trump administration's reopening plan, three types of businesses are called out for the strictest regulation: 1) large venues like sit-down dining, movie theaters, sporting venues, places of worship,