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Rising Gas Prices Push 65% of U.S. Job Seekers to Rethink Their Search

A new Monster study finds that 65% of prospective job movers are changing their search priorities because of elevated gas prices, with many seeking closer or remote roles as the U.S.-Iran conflict keeps oil markets on edge.

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A new Monster study finds that 65% of prospective job movers are changing their search priorities because of elevated gas prices, with many seeking closer or remote roles as the U.S.-Iran conflict keeps oil markets on edge.

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