The State of the Hispanic Workforce
If not for the steady rise in Hispanic workers, the U.S. labor market would face a much steeper uphill climb. Between 2015 and 2025, Hispanic workers accounted for roughly 61% of labor force growth. Over the next decade, this demographic is expected to account for all labor force growth. Understanding the movements of the Hispanic workforce can show us where the labor market is headed in the future.
ZipRecruiter Employer Survey 2025
The labor market has entered "The Great Freeze"–a period of unprecedented stagnation where turnover has plummeted and both employers and workers prioritize stability over movement. With strong hiring intentions, AI-driven transformation reshaping skill demands, and potential Fed rate cuts on the horizon, our research suggests that the thaw is coming.