The Kronos Retail Labor Index (RLI) rose to 4.5% in September, the highest reading in four years.
The Kronos Retail Labor Index edged down one-tenth to 4.2% in July, reflecting declines in both hires and applications.
The Kronos Retail Labor Index edged up to 4.2% in June from a reading of 4.1% in May.
The Kronos Retail Labor Index edged down to 3.8% in April from a March level that was revised three-tenths lower.
The Kronos Retail Labor Index released by the company on Thursday showed that retail hiring is on the rise, even as fewer people seek jobs in the retail sector.