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Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI MSA labor market reports
Free archive of WageScape reports for Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI MSA. Latest free edition: Finance, October 2026 — Twin Cities finance hiring cools as scarcity concentrates at the top.
Finance
- October 2026 — Twin Cities finance hiring cools as scarcity concentrates at the top.
- September 2026 — Twin Cities finance jobs shrink while technical talent gets scarcer.
- August 2026 — Twin Cities wages flatline as talent supply quietly tightens
Human Resources
- October 2026 — Minnesota wages stall at 0% while inflation runs 3.7%.
- September 2026 — Wage deceleration meets surging benefit costs in the Twin Cities.
- August 2026 — Wage Growth Trails Inflation as Benefit Costs Surge
Information Technology
- October 2026 — Twin Cities IT pay splits sharply along infrastructure lines.
- September 2026 — Twin Cities unemployment rises while cybersecurity pay premium widens.
- August 2026 — Minnesota Wages Stall While Security and Cloud Talent Tighten
Life Sciences
- October 2026 — Twin Cities job growth stalls while life sciences pay accelerates
- September 2026 — Minneapolis unemployment rises while scientific talent stays scarce.
- August 2026 — Minnesota Wages Trail Inflation as Life Sci Talent Market Tightens
General Market Conditions
- October 2026 — Twin Cities growth stalls monthly even as annual trend holds.
- September 2026 — Twin Cities jobless rate climbs as workforce shrinks, not demand
Restaurant Industry
- October 2026 — Twin Cities labor market cools, but restaurant turnover doesn't.
- September 2026 — Margins Tighten as Wage Floor Rises and Guests Pull Back
- August 2026 — Twin Cities Restaurants Absorb Costs While Demand Softens