Summary
The UKG Workforce Activity Report for June 2025 presents an analysis of shiftwork trends among U.S. hourly employees, utilizing data from approximately 6.2 million workers. The report indicates a 1.3% increase in shiftwork compared to May, marking five consecutive months of growth. It highlights a decrease in both new-hire and worker-separation rates, suggesting stability in employment levels. The report also notes that small businesses are primarily driving this growth. In the healthcare sector, hiring and separations have decreased, indicating potential slowing in this industry. The report details shifts in various sectors, including retail and manufacturing, with retail growth attributed to seasonal employment opportunities. The data reflects broader economic conditions and labor market responses to uncertainties. The report concludes with a discussion on the implications of these trends for employers and employees, particularly in the context of economic pressures and industry-specific challenges.
