Fewer than half of the businesses asked to participate in jobs surveys actually answer. That can lead to biased data.
Consumers’ expectations about their own personal financial situations declined sharply in April, according to the New York Fed. But their inflation expectations didn't change much.
ISM data was mostly positive, while S&P Global reported weakness. The discrepancy may be down to who’s responding — and when they’re doing it.
Constant requests for feedback can provide useful info for firms. But there are alternatives to overdoing it and annoying customers.
Response rates to The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ JOLTS report are continuing to waver according to Bloomberg reporter, Reade Pickert.
Jon Clifton weighs in on workplace engagement, global unhappiness and why it’s sometimes a good thing when polls confirm conventional wisdom.
Duke University poll finds almost half think a slowdown will hit within a year
"They choose increasing school funding, investing in neighborhood schools [and] providing teachers with increased pay. Those are their priorities."
Even he is getting sick of them
