Detroit skyline representing American economic research

United States · Independent Research

Evidence-based workforce commentary for the United States

Indeeds Research publishes rigorous analysis of labor market dynamics, sector transitions, and regional economic patterns — written for analysts, policymakers, and working professionals.

8Research reports
50States analyzed
8Industry sectors
2026Current edition

Latest research

Sector reports and labor market analysis — grounded in federal data sources and transparent methodology.

Pharmacist dispensing medication in a US drugstore
Healthcare

Pharmacy Workforce Pressures in America

Retail pharmacists face burnout and understaffing as prescription volume, immunizations, and insurance workflows converge under productivity pressure.

· 11 min read
Parent with newborn representing family leave
Workplace Policy

Paid Family Leave Policies Across America

State mandates create uneven access to wage replacement during parental and family caregiving leave — shaping labor force attachment nationwide.

· 11 min read
Suburban homes in an American neighborhood
Regional Economics

Housing Affordability and Workforce Mobility

When rent consumes half of take-home pay, workers cannot chase opportunity — housing costs increasingly gate which labor markets Americans can enter.

· 12 min read
Community nonprofit volunteers in the United States
Nonprofit Sector

Nonprofit Sector Workforce in America

Twelve million Americans work for nonprofits — often at wage discounts to private peers while navigating funding volatility and mission-driven burnout.

· 11 min read
Caregiver at a US eldercare facility
Eldercare

Nursing Home and Eldercare Workers in America

Direct care workers face low wages and high injury rates while America's aging population demands more support than the workforce can supply.

· 12 min read
College graduates at a US commencement ceremony
Education Economics

Student Debt and American Career Decisions

$1.7 trillion in outstanding student loans shapes occupation choice, geographic mobility, and household formation across generations.

· 11 min read