Job search time
How much time does a job search take?
More than a full work week, every month. Here's the math, from government time-use data in the US and Canada.
What job seekers actually spend
55 hours a month
On the days they look for work, people in the US spend about two and a half hours on it. A month is 4.33 weeks.
56–65 hours a month
Unemployed Canadians spend 13 to 15 hours a week looking for work, the same whether they've been searching for weeks or months. A month is 4.33 weeks.
More than a full work week, every month.
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